1. Memory Consolidation: A Cognitive Perspective 2. Cognitive-Affective Integration: Some Recent Trends From a Neurobiological Perspective 3. Endogenous Processes in Memory Consolidation 4. The Physiology and Semantics of Consolidation 5. Consolidation as a Function of Retrieval 6. Consolidation and Forgetting Theory 7. Departures from Reality in Human Perception and Memory 8. The Medial Temporal Region and Memory Consolidation: A New Hypothesis 9. Implications of Different Patterns of Remote Memory Loss for the Concept of Consolidation 10. Retrograde Facilitation of Human Memory by Drugs
Edited by Herbert Weingartner, National Institute of Mental Health, Elizabeth S. Parker National Institute on A lcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.