Autobiographical memor
Experiencing and Responding to Self-Discrepant Autobiographical Memories
... chosen autobiographical memory to the present lifetime period in order to draw attention to any discrepancies with the participant’s current sense of ...the autobiographical memory in question ...the ...
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Effects of age on autobiographical memory
... of autobiographical memory outside the laboratory, commonly referred to as self, social and directive (Bluck & Alea, 2002; Bluck, Alea, Habermas & Rubin, 2005; ...
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Beliefs about autobiographical memory and why they matter
... about autobiographical memory, as we hope we have shown, can mislead and when they do so in formal settings such as courts, the consequences can be severe in either direction: wrongful exoneration or ...
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Autobiographical Memory in Depression—A Case Study
... of autobiographical memory contains information of both the semantic and episodic ...in autobiographical memory are characterised by a sequential order, understood by a given person, and by accurate ...
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Autobiographical memory functioning and psychosis.
... f autobiographical memory is considered to be directive, relating to problem solving and the ability to form new ...specific autobiographical memories, which he has called ‘personal event memories’, ...
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Intentionally fabricated autobiographical memories
... of autobiographical memories (AMs: memories that are believed to be true) with intentionally false autobiographical memories (IFAMs: memories that are entirely or partially deliberately fabricated, ...
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Temporal knowledge and autobiographical memory: an evolutionary perspective
... an autobiographical event’s exact date often (70% of the time) if an event was a week ...an autobiographical event was ten weeks old, the exact accuracy rate of event dating dropped substantially ...
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Unravelling the Nature of Early (Autobiographical) Memory
... mature autobiographical memory ...of autobiographical memory development incorporate multivariate theories that include self-‐awareness, elaborate reminiscence (with parents as well as peers), language and ...
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Remembering, imagining, false memories & personal meanings
... One interesting hypothesis here is that it is only when an episodic memory or set of episodic memories are activated that a constructed memory enters consciousness, i.e. the rememberer becomes consciously aware of the ...
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Causality and Similarity in Autobiographical Event Structure: An Investigation Using Event Cueing and Latent Semantic Analysis
... The results partially support Wright and Nunn’s (2000) argument for a string as a single cluster because by event owners eliciting an advantage for all pairs in a string, it suggests that they use information over and ...
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iCub visual memory inspector: Visualising the iCub’s thoughts
... human autobiographical memory indicate that whilst episodic memories are recovered via a loop through the hippocampal system the outputs of that system gen- erate activity within primary sensory areas that appears ...
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Memory's Image
... Conway, "Autobiographical Knowledge and Autobiographical Memories," in Remembering Our Past: Studies in Autobiographical Memory, David C.. Brown, and Fergus Craik, "Encoding and Re triev[r] ...
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The construction of identity in autobiographical animation.
... The person creating the autobiographical work may be different in some notable ways from the character represented – i.e. the adult recreating the world and attitudes of themselves as a child – but this still has ...
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The unsettled hearts in the West : self representations of diasporic Chinese self narratives in English, 1980s 1990s
... Intellectual Autobiography of Yan Jiaqi (1992); Harry Wu and Carolyn Wakeman’s Bitter Winds: A Memoir of My Years in China’s Gulag (1994); Liu Zongren’s Hard Time: Thirty Months in a Chinese Labor Camp (1995), and Yang ...
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Antonio Pistoia : the poetic world of a customs collector
... part of B contra and autobiographical sonnets alternate with poems dealing with the theme of poetry. Thematic groups are[r] ...
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Introduction: autobiographical comics by Jewish women
... of autobiographical comics and graphic narratives by Jewish women – and also that many of them, including Sarah Leavitt, Ariel Schrag and Ilana Zeffren, wrote about their own queer ...
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An Investigation into Automatically Captured Autobiographical Metadata, and the Support for Autobiographical Narrative Generation Mini Thesis: PhD upgrade report
... generate autobiographical narratives from an automatically captured contextual log, a number of previously identified narrative generation techniques will be ...implemented. Autobiographical narrative ...
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Journal of Applied Pharmaceutical Science
... Consequently, given the effect of inhibiting amygdala on decreasing the dopamine-dependent behaviors, it appears that the amygdala has a little effect on the memor[r] ...
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Effect of curcumin on mycobacterium tuberculosis infection
... The various mechanisms studied by researchers for the anti tubercular potential of curcumin are- the blocking of Kv 1.3 potassium channels in the effector memor[r] ...
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Spatial navigation impairments among intellectually high-functioning adults with autism spectrum disorder: Exploring relations with theory of mind, episodic memory, and episodic future thinking
... In line with the primary hypothesis of the study, participants with ASD spent a significantly smaller proportion of their time in the target quadrant in the hidden condition of the memor[r] ...
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