autobiographical memory
Effects of age on autobiographical memory
... life memory ability has not been empirically ...of autobiographical memory outside the laboratory, commonly referred to as self, social and directive (Bluck & Alea, 2002; Bluck, Alea, Habermas ...
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An examination of the relationship between depression, autobiographical memory specificity and executive function
... positive autobiographical memories to protect against the effects of depressive ruminative thinking ...positive autobiographical events around their ...utilising autobiographical memory as an ...
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Autobiographical memory and cognitive theory of mind in non mild cognitive impairment Parkinson’s patients
... Future research should test the correlation between the cognitive decline risk score and the AMI and ToM with PD-MCI participants to see if a relationship between these measures eventuates in a more severely impaired ...
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Autobiographical Memory and the Default Mode Network in Mild Cognitive Impairment
... has not been completed. Therefore, although it is possible to see the differences between the HC group and the MCI group in Figure 5, statistical voxel-wise comparisons were not made. The goodness of fit index showed ...
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Total recall?:Using episodic and autobiographical memory to better understand leadership narrative identity
... Combining these activities would appear then beneficial in terms of reflection and meaning making. As discussed earlier if EMs and AMs are represented in different brain regions (Conway, 2001), using both activities ...
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Autobiographical memory and hierarchical search strategies in depressed and non depressed participants
... of autobiographical memory in depressed patients, and have examined the roles of rumin- ation, affect regulation and attention in the relationship between overgeneral memory and depression, few ...
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Electroencephalographic Study of Gamma Rhythm in the Autobiographical Memory Evocation Mediated by Musical Stimuli
... of autobiographical memory evocation through a verbal stimulus, verified that memory recalling was associated to increase of alpha and beta spectral power and decrease of ...
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Episodic memory, autobiographical memory, narrative : on three key notions in current approaches to memory development
... of memory development, which is probably the most influential account of this ...episodic memory to be present already very early on in development (and falling outside the remit of the social ...
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Modelling Autobiographical Memory Loss across Life Span
... long-term memory is a core topic in computational cognitive neuroscience, which is essential towards self-regulating brain-like AI ...various memory loss phenomena using a neuro- computational ...
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Autobiographical memory specificity in response to verbal and pictorial cues in clinical depression
... examining autobiographical memory changes associated with psychopathology have tended to use word cues, but only one study to date has used images (with PTSD ...cue autobiographical memories would ...
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Machines Learning - Towards a New Synthetic Autobiographical Memory
... forming autobiographical memories that evolve over the life-time of an agent that places events in the context of the self and its ...to autobiographical memory modelling in robotics, and contrast ...
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Meaning Making, Uncertainty Reduction, and Autobiographical Memory: A Replication and Reinterpretation of the TALE Questionnaire
... of autobiographical memory may interact and support one ...of autobiographical memory may be understood from an existential framework that is grounded by two principles: humans are driven by a ...
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Autobiographical memory in adults with autism spectrum disorder: the role of depressed mood, rumination, working memory and theory of mind
... that both appeared to display a mood congruent bias. Specifically, S.S and K.F generated a higher number of specific memories to negative word cues and also took less time to retrieve memories to negative word cues. This ...
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A Top-Down Approach for a Synthetic Autobiographical Memory System
... Abstract. Autobiographical memory (AM) refers to the organisation of one’s experience into a coherent narrative. The exact neural mechanisms responsible for the manifestation of AM in humans are unknown. On ...
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The influence of eating psychopathology on autobiographical memory specificity and social problem-solving
... of autobiographical memory and psychopathology (Williams et ...the memory search gets ‘captured’ at the intermediate level of the hierarchy, where general conceptual processing ...overgeneral ...
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Machines learning - Towards a new synthetic autobiographical memory
... Abstract. Autobiographical memory is the organisation of episodes and contextual in- formation from an individual’s experiences into a coherent narrative, which is key to our sense of ...of ...
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Beliefs about autobiographical memory and why they matter
... own memory, and perhaps that of others, they will be able to make informed ‘common sense’ judgments of memory ...own memory and beliefs about the memories of others too, but such beliefs are not ...
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Links Between Future Thinking and Autobiographical Memory Specificity in Major Depression
... and autobiographical memory specificity in patients with mild to moderate ...biographical memory specificity, but not with negative auto- biographical memory ...and memory specificity ...
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The relationship between borderline symptoms and vantage perspective during autobiographical memory retrieval in a community sample
... Autobiographical Memory Test (AMT, [27]; Dutch written minimal instructions version with adaptation towards the concept of discrepancy, [28]). In a first phase participants were presented with 20 cue words. ...
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Cannabis-associated Impairments in Autobiographical Memory Specificity and the Fading Affect Bias
... Autobiographical Memory and Emotion. This review has offered evidence that memory and emotion are not mutually ...recall autobiographical events deemed pleasant rather than events deemed ...
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