Memory Processing during and after Trauma
Sleep and Memory Processing: A Solid Relationship
... motor memory consolidation, with interaction of REM suppressive agents such as Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors ...emotional memory enhancement, negative aversive memories may hold implications for ...
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In memory of trauma
... British artist Tracy Emin has been making work about sexual molestation for years. Her work is much more confrontational and obvious. Emin is interested in making the issue very public. Her work is also about the ...
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Memory consolidation is linked to spindle-mediated information processing during sleep
... critically, during this transient, cue-induced fast spindle increase, we were able to reliably decode the categorical features ...next-day memory retention across participants (Figure ...information ...
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Memory consolidation is linked to spindle-mediated information processing during sleep
... The adjectives from pairs assigned to the cued condition were replayed during the TMR phase. Importantly, an additional set of con- trol adjectives that participants had not encountered at either encoding or T1 ...
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Decoding working memory and perceptual choice during tactile information processing
... Non-invasive studies in humans The initial vibrotactile WM study in humans was carried out with TMS, in which impulses were delivered to S1 at different stages of the retention interval of a vibrotactile discrimination ...
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A Dialectical Perspective of Trauma Processing
... With more work in therapy Sharon began to move more flexibly between these opposing parts, accepting them both as important aspects of her. As she externalized the running away part and linked to it, she differentiated ...
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Processing Trauma in the Hebrew Bible
... experienced during the banishment of his half-brother Ishmael, and then the sacrifice scenario of the Akedah, might better be classified as ...“terror.” After he and Abraham return home from the sacrifice ...
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Memory access during incremental sentence processing causes reading time latency
... of memory as a predictor of reading time latencies (1) differ in their pre- dictions about when memory effects should occur in processing and (2) have had mixed results, with strong positive effects ...
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Visual processing during short-term memory binding in mild Alzheimer's disease
... 6 regions, thus confirming the reliance of such memory function on a dedicated brain network. In none of the above discussed studies was the hippocampus found to contribute to conjunctive binding functions carried ...
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Emotional processing and episodic memory.
... driven processing is the centrepiece of this ...encountered after the event which are superficially similar (in terms of their sensory-perceptual aspect) but which do not in any meaningful way bear ...
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Vestibular contribution to memory processing
... of memory-related brain regions ...the memory [68]. However, the reason for memory impairment with extra-threshold GVS is unknown, this may be due to indirect relation to visual impairment ...visual ...
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Individual Differences in Eye-Movements During Reading: Working Memory and Speed-of-Processing Effects
... global processing speed (e.g., Salthouse, 1996) and working-memory capacity ...working memory capacity and syntactic complexity interacted to determine fixation times in an eye-movement monitoring ...
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Timeline of trauma: A case study of newsroom management and support during and after the Oklahoma City bombing
... continued to cover the story. Their reactions are detailed in the following section, which connects the Oklahoma City journalists to PTSD symptoms. PTSD symptoms. In many transcripts, but not all, interviewers at the ...
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Early Linguistic Markers of Trauma-Specific Processing Predict Post-trauma Adjustment
... cognitive processing during trauma ( 13 , 14 ) and complements earlier findings of increased cognition words predicting fewer distress symptoms following emotional events ( 15 , 25 ...of ...
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Processing trauma : dialogic memory and communal discourses in Virginia Woolf's Jacob's Room, Mrs Dalloway, The Waves and Between the Acts
... The impossibility of rendering the complete sense of an individual is one of the major themes in Jacob’s Room, and this is emphasised by the narrator as she considers particular representations of Jacob: But how far was ...
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Phase of Spontaneous Slow Oscillations during Sleep Influences Memory-Related Processing of Auditory Cues.
... underlie memory con- ...hippocampal memory rep- resentations, and (2) 10 –15 Hz spindles generated by thalamo- cortical networks (Diekelmann and Born, 2010; Mo¨lle and Born, ...mechanism, ...
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Preservationist Aesthetics: Memory, Trauma and the New Global Enclosures
... of memory artists descend from conceptual art and minimalist techniques of the ...In memory art, everyday objects are used to recover memories of unprecedented historical ...“small memory,” described ...
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Islands of the Abject: Absence, trauma and memory in the cemetery island.
... Recurring themes in Hunt’s artistic practice include the changing historical and social attitudes towards death in New York City, the importance of landscape in processes of mourning and the selective nature of ...
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Hallucinations as a trauma-based memory: implications for psychological interventions
... intrusive trauma-related memories may form the basis of the voices and visions associated with a psychotic episode, clinical researchers have drawn on psychological models of posttraumatic stress ...information ...
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