[PDF] Top 20 Autobiographical Memory in Depression—A Case Study

... Dissociative memory disorders may resemble disorders which are a manifestation of brain damage, ...of memory disorders does not exclude coexisting organic factors, which may shape the picture of the ... See full document

... and memory specificity for the long-term outcome of major depres- ...on memory specific- ity (Brittlebank, Scott, Williams, & Ferrier, ...of autobiographical memory and future thinking ... See full document

... 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 ... See full document

... of depression were producing fewer positive memories than participants without a ...of depression thus interventions that enable clients to reflect on this and develop more realistic and positive schemas ... See full document

... in depression has been widely studied in past decades (Hamilton & Ingram, 2001; Hollon & Kendall, 1980; Ingram, 1990; Nolen-Hoeksema, 1991; Pyszczynski & Greenberg, 1987; Teasdale & Barnard, ... See full document

... Eighty-seven patients with MDD (56 females and 31 males) were recruited from three psychiatric hospitals in Jiangsu Province. All the patients were diagnosed based on the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM- IV ... See full document

... of depression from the analysis on the basis of scores on the BDI, considering that this measure has not been validated in an ASD ...clinical depression at the time of ...comorbid depression had ... See full document

... f depression, are much more likely to respond with overgeneral memories, especially in response to positive cue words (Moore, Watts & Williams, 1988; Williams & Scott, 1988; Brittlebank, Scott, Williams ... See full document

... Autobiographical memory has clear importance to daily life, personhood and well- ...in memory, for example relationships (McLean & Thorne, 2003) and events relevant to personal growth (Blagov ... See full document

... studying memory in ageing, and therefore cannot account for differences between groups attributable to their membership of different ...cross-sectional study that is of particular concern to ageing ... See full document

... of depression, anxiety, and ...of depression, anxiety, and PTSD, and that they learned how to cope with their current ...and memory were also observed in the control ...in memory (see also ... See full document

... in memory of ...of memory of ...present study also revealed that the patients in the early stage of AD had impaired time order ...mild depression was shown to recall fewer images compared to ... See full document

... of memory retrieval that develops in an attempt to minimise the potential for negative emotion ex- perience that arises from the recall of specific distressing memories ...overgeneral memory: capture and ... See full document

... this study, ECT patients who had existing cognitive impairment (sMMSE ≤24) and those who were too unwell to consent were ...the study. The ECT response rate in this study (13/27, ...2010). ... See full document

... (working memory capacity, working memory updating, verbal fluency, or inhi- ...biographical memory specificity at a one-year follow-up (Rawal & Rice, ...of depression in adolescence (Rood, ... See full document

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... Why might the ability to know the time at which an event occurred, or the event’s age, be important to humans? One reason lies in the fact that humans have a self-concept, and many elements of this self-concept ... See full document

... the memory of others for emotional events would be more accurate than memories of less emotional more everyday ...a memory is likely to be, and this because intense emotion somehow acts to create a very ... See full document

... self-referential memory that may warrant further attention concerns why participants with ASD did not show blanket memory deficits, relative to comparison participants, across all ...recognition ... See full document

... When I was mad – this person went on explaining – and I heard someone speaking, or even when I myself was think- ing, sometimes one word stood out of the sentence. I could nearly see them as pictures in front of me. That ... See full document