'Autobiographical memory' presentation slideshows

Chapter 7 Retention & Retrieval Remembering & Forgetting

Chapter 7 Retention & Retrieval Remembering & Forgetting. Levels of Processing Model. Retention depends upon how deeply information is processed The shallowest levels of processing occur when the person is merely aware of the incoming sensory information.

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Chapter 6 Memory

Chapter 6 Memory. Yonghui Wang School of Psychology Shaanxi Normal University 2010.10.16. Chapter 6 Memory. Our goals: Elucidate the definition of memory. Explain the characteristics of different kinds of memory.

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Unit Three:

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Memory and motor skill

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The Emergence of Thought and Language: Cognitive and Development in Infancy and Early Childhood

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Factors that influence Memory

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Design of Web Agents Inspired by Brain Research

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Long-Term Memory

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The 3 box model of memory

The 3 box model of memory. System to remembering . objectives. Analyze the 3 boxes of memory Summarize how we use short term memory, and the parts of the brain associated with memory Describe the different contents of L.T.M. . Core Concept.

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Frameworks for the sharing of memory in a digital world

Frameworks for the sharing of memory in a digital world. Darren Stephens MBCS CITP http:// about.me / darrenstephens. Preliminaries. A bit about me A bit about the Project and my aims. Who Am I?. Originally a Physicist Then a Computer Scientist (of sorts) Now in Digital Media

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Impairment of default-mode network connectivity in patients with cerebral glioma

Impairment of default-mode network connectivity in patients with cerebral glioma. R. Esposito , D. Mantini, G.L. Romani, A. Tartaro, M. Caulo. Impairment of default-mode network connectivity in patients with cerebral gliomas.

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BHS 499-07 Memory and Amnesia

BHS 499-07 Memory and Amnesia. Emotion and Memory. Complexities. Emotion is both an experience to be remembered and a mediator of memory. Emotion affects recall and recognition in opposite ways, and has different effects on explicit and implicit memory.

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Human Memory

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Memory. Three Stages of Memory. Encoding Storage Retrieval. Three Separate Memory Components (Atkinson & Schiffrin). Sensory memory Iconic Echoic Short-term (working) memory Long-term memory. Long-term Memory. Attention Depth of processing Self-reference effect

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Who is this person?

Selective impairment in the retrieval of family relationships in person identification: A case study of delusional misidentification.

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TRAUMATIC AMNESIAS: psychogenic forgetting?

TRAUMATIC AMNESIAS: psychogenic forgetting?. Global retrograde amnesias and fugues Sudden loss of autobiographical memory and identity May be triggered by severe psychological stress Some evidence for link to earlier physical trauma or disease Pattern of recovery is diverse

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Amnesia

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RIGHT HEMISPHERE FUNCTIONS

RIGHT HEMISPHERE FUNCTIONS. Seat of traumatic memories Has a map of the body Seat of attachment templates Spatial perception Facial Recognition Visual imagery Music Symbolic and intuitive Gets the big picture Holistic and creative Makes meaning.

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Method

Motivated False Memory Hoang D. D. Nguyen, Lawrence Patihis, Thomas Doan, Ian W. Tingen, and Elizabeth F. Loftus Department of Psychology and Social Behavior, University of California, Irvine. Introduction. Results Checking the False Suggestion Effect

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Memories shared and unshared in everyday conversation

Memories shared and unshared in everyday conversation. Tia G. B. Hansen & P. Svante Eriksen Aalborg University, Denmark. Introduction. Aim. Results.

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