When recalling an autobiographical memory,Conway's self-memory systems says that

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Conway's self-memory system suggests that autobiographical memories are reconstructed in a hierarchical manner, starting from broad lifetime periods (e.g., "my college years"), then moving to more general events within those periods (e.g., "graduation day"), and finally accessing specific details about particular events (event-specific knowledge, like what the weather was like on graduation day). This process emphasizes the structured and reconstructive nature of memory retrieval.

When Recalling an Autobiographical Memory,Conway's Self-Memory Systems Says That