Significats de autobiographical memory en anglès

Over time, it became clear that Price's autobiographical memory was potentially unprecedented.

Successful navigation within the autobiographical memory store is integral to daily cognition.

Children's emotion knowledge uniquely predicted their autobiographical memory ability across groups and time points.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Thought process: memories never fade for people with 'highly superior autobiographical memory'.

Emotion knowledge further mediated culture effects on autobiographical memory.

These findings have critical methodological and theoretical implications for research on childhood amnesia and autobiographical memory development.

So are there people who have strong autobiographical memory who simply don't bother to date them? McGaugh said.

Clinical scores and autobiographical memory performance were assessed at baseline and 1 week after the final rtfMRI-nf session.

A structural model of autobiographical memory.

The findings provide important insight into early autobiographical memory development, and extend current theoretical understandings of the emotion-memory interplay.

By 2012, researchers had only identified six confirmed cases of what had been renamed highly superior autobiographical memory, or HSAM.

These findings demonstrate the inactivity of intact episodic memories, and emphasize the activity of autobiographical memory and processing within dreams.

These results support theories of autobiographical memory that hypothesize co-activation of frontotemporal areas during recollection of episodes from the personal past.

She exhibited a condition that is pretty much the direct opposite of McKinnon's: the researchers called it hyperthymestic syndrome, or highly superior autobiographical memory.

Studies of autobiographical memory have shown that the degree to which individuals focus on themselves vs. social relations in their memories varies markedly across cultures.

I'm reeling at the thought of categorizing my music by key or bpm, or - like Rob Gordon in High Fidelity - by autobiographical memory.