This attitude also explains why radical challenges of hegemonic narratives sometimes entail massive debates and lead to huge conflicts in societies which have experienced traumatic events in their more recent past. One salient example was the two Wehrmacht exhibitions in Austria and Germany, 1995 and ...
aWhy do individuals and groups remember traumatic events, instead of trying to distance themselves from troubling memories? How does remembering these events contribute to debates about national identity, citizenship, and race, class, gender, and sexuality? This course will explore these questions by ...
She wondered why she had trouble remembering what she had studied. She said she did not trust that she knew the right answers. This is an example of negative self-talk, which can influence a student’s grades. Dr. Hughes took Lindsay’s negative self-talks and turned them into positive ...
aWhy do individuals and groups remember traumatic events, instead of trying to distance themselves from troubling memories? How does remembering these events contribute to debates about national identity, citizenship, and race, class, gender, and sexuality? This course will explore these questions by ...
Have you ever found yourself unable to recall specific events from your past, despite others around you remembering them vividly? This experience can be frustrating and confusing, raising questions about the nature of memory and why certain memories remain inaccessible. Blocked memories, also known as...
When false memories do not occur: Not thinking of the lure or remembering that it was not heard? The aim of the present study was to evaluate two explanations for the non-occurrence of false memories in the Deese-Roediger-McDermott (DRM) paradigm. One ... S Bredart - 《Memory》 被引量...
Emotion-laden events and objects are typically better remembered than neutral ones. This is usually explained by stronger functional coupling in the brain evoked by emotional content. However, most research on this issue has focused on functional connect
Berber MJ (1998) FINISH: remembering the discontinuation syndrome. Flu-like symptoms, insomnia, nausea, imbalance, sensory disturbances, and hyperarousal (anxiety/agitation). J Clin Psychiatry 59(5):255 Castaldelli-Maia JM, Hofmann C, Chagas ACP, Liprandi AS, Alcocer A, Andrade LH et al (...
Or perhaps I’ve lost the fire. I may be remembering incorrectly or nostalgically, but I recall a time when I cared so much about my story that I couldn’t wait to write more. Now I do so more out of a sense of duty than anything else, and I get discouraged easily. Where I use...
Mary’s argument is constructed on the basis that women in labor are not capable of accurately remembering what happened to them, or are too emotionally invested to be credible witnesses, and that medical staff are, across the board, acting in the best interests of their patients. ...