Table 1.

Examples of each coding category.

Time-independent:	Personal comments, attitudes, etc.	Semantic memory
	“Yeah, I like her. She comes off as, umm, a very unassuming person.”	“There’s always more of the other types of apples than there are Gala. You can buy Delicious for ninety nine cents a pound.”
	“If he just wasn’t so arrogant and such a know it all, I mean to me that’s a red flag because of Xxxx. Somebody that says they know it all, that they’re smarter than all the teachers. That’s a run for your life kind of thing because I always think of what’s his name. That’s not a good thing. The world is so much bigger than a restaurant.”	“Some of these guys look younger than the others. 36 years these guys have been playing mariachi. They’ve been playing at Epcot since 82. So Florida is now their home.”
Time-dependent:	Autobiographical (Self)	Others
Past	“Well what happened, a truck went by us really really fast. A big red truck. No, but he passed us no more than this far away and then all of the sudden boom. So what happened was, somebody was chasing him and hit us.”	“When he talked to her about it though, was he nice to her about it?”
		“She finally said, ok I’ll take it. And she was mad, she was mad at the world. She made herself sick, she was madder than hell. So she took off. And living in a, uh, she’s living in someplace 800 square feet.”
Future	“Well, this won’t take 10 min and then we’ll go get the blue car. We can get employment application forms at the stationary store, can’t we?”	“xxxx is going to be thirteen next week and xxxx is eleven. Xxxx goes to Dulin in the gate program and xxxx’s finishing up at Sam Huges this week, or next week. And xxxx?”
Present	“Okay. Now do you want to go by Albertson’s first just to see if they’re still open? It’s just right across the street. If it were really out of the way I would suggest that we not do it but. Yes. Do you want your sunglasses on honey? Pull in over here though, so you don’t block traffic.”

“Xxx” is for the de-identification of individuals.