Notre Dame University researcher Gabriel Radvansky saysdoorways serve as a type of “event boundary” that the brain uses to separate and store memories.

美国圣母大学的研究员Gabriel Radvansky 表示，“门口”充当了“事件边界”的角色，帮助大脑组织和储存记忆。

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Notre Dame University researcher Gabriel Radvansky says doorways serve as a type of "event boundary" that the brain uses to separate and store memories.

诺特丹大学的研究院Gabriel Radvansky说，门道类似于大脑中用来分割和储存记忆的“事件边界”。

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Study author Gabriel Radvansky, a psychology professor at the University of Notre Dame, explains doorways are like a chapter marker. They end old episodes and begin new ones.

该研究的作者Gabriel Radvansky是圣母大学的心理教授，他解释走廊就像是章节标记，标志着前一章的结束和下一章的开始。

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