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Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 2013
Edited by Jacquelyn H. Flaskerud, RN, PhD, FAANUniversity of California—Los Angeles, School of Nursing, Los Angeles, California, USAScientists distinguish between many forms of memory when conducti...
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Edited by Jacquelyn H. Flaskerud, RN, PhD, FAANUniversity of California—Los Angeles, School of Nursing, Los Angeles, California, USAScientists distinguish between many forms of memory when conducti...
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2016
When we think of memory, some kind of container for storing things or surface for inscribing information usually comes to mind. It is thought that experiences are put into or written on these surfaces as memories and then taken out when remembered in roughly the same form as they were put in.
Wagoner, Brady Darrah +1 more
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When we think of memory, some kind of container for storing things or surface for inscribing information usually comes to mind. It is thought that experiences are put into or written on these surfaces as memories and then taken out when remembered in roughly the same form as they were put in.
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Royal Institute of Philosophy Lectures, 1969
In this paper I want to discuss two separate problems about memory, connected in that they both have to do with memory as a source or ground of knowledge.
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In this paper I want to discuss two separate problems about memory, connected in that they both have to do with memory as a source or ground of knowledge.
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Memory services and memory clinics
Aging & Mental Health, 2011In 1901 when Auguste Deter was referred to Alois Alzheimer, the director of the Municipal Asylum in Frankfurt, Germany, she had been suffering from disorientation, impaired memory and difficulty re...
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Recovered memories and false memories.
Psychoanalytic Psychology, 1997Introduction - what are memories? the troublesome unknowns about trauma and recovered memories events spoken and unspoken - implications of language and memory development for the recovered memory debate the recovered memory debate - a cognitive neuroscience perspective suffering from reminiscences - exhumed memory, implicit memory, and the return of ...
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Memory for Speech and Speech for Memory
Journal of Speech and Hearing Research, 1975Thirty kindergarteners, 15 who substituted /w/ for /r/ and 15 with correct articulation, received two perception tests and a memory test that included /w/ and /r/ in minimally contrastive syllables. Although both groups had nearly perfect perception of the experimenter’s productions of /w/ and /r/, misarticulating subjects perceived their own tape ...
John L. Locke, Kathryn J. Kutz
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The Review of Financial Studies, 2019
Abstract We provide experimental evidence of a positive memory bias that affects individuals’ beliefs, decisions to reinvest, and overconfidence in the stock market. Individuals overremember positive investment outcomes of chosen assets and underremember negative ones.
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Abstract We provide experimental evidence of a positive memory bias that affects individuals’ beliefs, decisions to reinvest, and overconfidence in the stock market. Individuals overremember positive investment outcomes of chosen assets and underremember negative ones.
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