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Involuntary autobiographical memory chains: Implications for autobiographical memory organization [PDF]
Frontiers in Psychiatry, 2014 Sometimes when we unintentionally or intentionally retrieve a memory of a past episode, we experience one or more additional memories, which spring to mind quickly and uncontrollably. For example, one might involuntarily remember seeing mummies in the British Museum, and this memory could in turn trigger a memory of seeing the Egyptian collection at ...
John eMace
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Age effects in autobiographical memory depend on the measure
PLoS ONE, 2021 Studies examining age effects in autobiographical memory have produced inconsistent results. This study examined whether a set of typical autobiographical memory measures produced equivalent results in a single participant sample.
Ali Mair +2 more
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Remembering future life goals: Retrospective future thinking affects life goal qualities
Acta Psychologica, 2022 Personal goals are important for the construction and organization of episodic future thought. This study examines the impact of two future thinking perspectives on qualities of mental goal representations.
Ayleen Roderer +2 more
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, 2022 Autobiographical memory—memory for our personal past—is a multifaceted mnemonic activity that evolves throughout the lifespan and interacts with numerous other cognitive functions. Retrieving personal past events engages processes of cue specification, search, and elaboration of details within the specified event.
Carina L. Fan +3 more
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Reliving the Old Dream: Rural Tourism Autobiographical Memory on Behavioral Intention
Frontiers in Psychology, 2022 This paper evaluates a theoretical model based on hypothesized relationships among four constructs, namely, autobiographical memory (memory rehearsal and memory impact), and place attachment as antecedents of revisit intention and recommendation ...
Zhifeng Zhao +3 more
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Frontiers in Psychiatry, 2020 Involuntary autobiographical memories are mental representations of personally experienced past events that come to mind spontaneously, with no preceding attempt to recall them.
Mélissa C. Allé +3 more
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SAGE Open, 2022 Involuntary autobiographical memories are memories of personal events that come to mind without an intentional attempt at retrieval. Previous studies have shown that positive involuntary autobiographical memory retrieval improves negative mood, known as ...
Junya Hashimoto +3 more
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Scientific Reports, 2023 People vary substantially in their capacity to recall past experiences, known as autobiographical memories. Here we investigated whether the volumes of specific hippocampal subfields were associated with autobiographical memory retrieval ability.
Ian A. Clark +2 more
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Brain Sciences, 2023 While research has consistently demonstrated how autobiographical memory triggers visual exploration, prior studies did not investigate gender differences in this domain.
Mohamad El Haj +7 more
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2009 This overview focuses on autobiographical odor memory and how information evoked by the olfactory sense may differ from memories evoked by visual or verbal information. Three key topics are addressed: (a) age distributions of evoked memories; (b) phenomenological experience; and (c) semantic processing. Current evidence suggests that memories triggered
Maria, Larsson, Johan, Willander
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