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      MythologyGreek TragedyMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Performance Studies
In this essay, I attempt to outline a feminist philosophical approach to the debate concerning (allegedly) false memories of childhood sexual abuse. Bringing the voices of feminist philosophers to bear on this issue highlights the... more
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      Cultural StudiesPsychologyGender StudiesPhilosophy
An in-depth look at trauma, memory, and PTSD from a biopsychological and neurological perspective.
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      NeurosciencePsychologyCognitive PsychologyNeuropsychology
This essay was published in The Bible and Early Trinitarian Theology, edited by Christopher A. Beeley and Mark E. Weedman, for the CUAP Studies in Early Christianity (Washington DC: Catholic University of America Press, 2018); this is the... more
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      Critical TheoryReligionChristianityComparative Religion
Despite the popularity that the embodied cognition thesis has gained in recent years, explicit memories of events personally experienced are still conceived as disembodied mental representations. It seems that we can consciously remember... more
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      SemioticsMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Embodied CognitionEmbodied Mind and Cognition
Przysługujący widmom wywrotowy, niemalże rewolucyjny potencjał został odsunięty oraz zagubiony poprzez pozbycie się tej kontrowersyjnej kategorii z terytorium metafizyki i zbyt pośpieszne odesłanie jej do przestrzeni badań nad literaturą,... more
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      Critical TheoryCultural HistoryCultural StudiesFuture Studies
Suspendus aux lèvres d’un conteur, incapables d’interrompre la lecture d’un roman, captivés par un film haletant, nous faisons tous l’expérience quotidienne de ce plaisir apparemment paradoxal que nous tirons de notre insatisfaction... more
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      Discourse AnalysisSemioticsInteractionismCognitive Psychology
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      Cognitive Behavioral TherapyMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Existential Phenomenological PsychotherapyEmbodied Cognition
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      Self and IdentityMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Science Education
The present study aimed to provide evidence outlining whether the type of stimuli used in teaching would provoke differing levels of recall across three different academic age groups. One hundred and twenty-one participants, aged 11–25... more
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      PsychologyMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Cognitive Ageing
This paper unites current philosophical thinking on imagination with a burgeoning debate in the philosophy of memory over whether episodic remembering is simply a kind of imagining. So far, this debate has been hampered by a lack of... more
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      Memory (Cognitive Psychology)FunctionalismMemory StudiesImagination
Background: It has been suggested that the ADAS-Cog is not uniformly sensitive to measuring cognitive decline in Alzheimer disease across mild and moderate patients. As a result, the NTB (neuropsychological test battery) was introduced as... more
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      Memory (Cognitive Psychology)DementiaAlzheimer's DiseaseCognition
Are Flashbulb memories special or ordinary memory formations? Are emotional, cognitive, or social factors highly relevant for the formation of Flashbulb memories? How can sociological, historical, and cultural issues help us to understand... more
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      Memory (Cognitive Psychology)Autobiographical MemoryFlashbulb MemoryMemory and Emotions
According to theories of embodied cognition, language comprehenders simulate sensorimotor experiences to represent the meaning of what they read. Previous studies have shown that picture recognition is better if the object in the picture... more
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      Memory (Cognitive Psychology)Embodied CognitionGrounded Cognition
Careful assessment of purported scientific discoveries and the resulting interpretations is a responsibility of every scientist. The area of memory, particularly memory for abuse, has recently seen new, highly publicized claims. These... more
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      Clinical PsychologyMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Memory StudiesFalse Memory
Within the framework of a M.Sc. Neurosciences Master’s thesis, the present study assessed context-dependent memory (CDM) reactivation in the waking state and oscillatory activity in the brain during music listening at rest. CDM... more
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      MusicMemory (Cognitive Psychology)EEGMemory Studies
Action research based on memory retention (or lack of) and its effect on outcomes in the Modern Foreign Language classroom.
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      EducationMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Action ResearchWorking Memory
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      Evolutionary BiologyNeurosciencePsychologyBehavioural Science
Working Memory is an outstanding mental resource with limited capacity that temporarily maintains and stores information. Although psychophysical studies demonstrated analogous neural mechanisms for WM across tactile and visual... more
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      Cognitive PsychologyExperimental PsychologyMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Working Memory
How to get everything you want faster than you ever thought possible.
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      Social PsychologyMemory (Cognitive Psychology)
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      PsychologyClinical PsychologyCognitive PsychologyOrganizational Psychology
Turning points and transitions are both life events marked by significant change. Whereas turning points are personal changes in life direction, transitions are external changes in daily circumstances. Transition-linked turning points are... more
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Previous research has shown that episodic retrieval recruits inhibitory processes that impair memory for related events. We report two experiments examining whether inhibitory processes may also be involved in causing semantic memory... more
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      Cognitive PsychologyMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Semantic MemoryRetrieval-Induced Forgetting
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      Memory (Cognitive Psychology)Post traumatic stress disorderHippocampusBrain
Making sense of the world around us depends upon selectively retrieving information relevant to our current goal or context. However, it is unclear whether selective semantic retrieval relies exclusively on general control mechanisms... more
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      Memory (Cognitive Psychology)SemanticsCognitive ControlFunctional MRI
I once was offered by a jasare — a genealogist and historian griot — to meet the descendants of a great warrior; he wanted to tell me the former’s story and glorious feats on Ghanaian soil. Both the jasare and I were astonished to find... more
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      EmotionAfrican StudiesAnthropologyMemory (Cognitive Psychology)
Music cognition is typically studied with instrumental stimuli. Adults remember melodies better, however, when they are presented in a biologically significant timbre (i.e., the human voice) than in various instrumental timbres (Weiss,... more
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      MusicMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Music PerceptionChildren
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      Memory (Cognitive Psychology)Memory StudiesSocial and Collective MemoryTransactive Memory
The face overshadowing effect (FOE) has been noted in cases where recognition of voices is impaired if they are presented simultaneous to a face at encoding. The current study investigated the effect of facial concealment (with and... more
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      Memory (Cognitive Psychology)Eyewitness memoryEmotional MemoryEye Witness Identification
An argument in the cognitive enhancement literature is that using stimulants in populations of healthy but socially disadvantaged individuals mistakenly attributes pathology to nonpathological individuals who experience social... more
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      EducationMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Child and adolescent mental healthChildren and Families
Hauntology is a trend in music, and more broadly in culture, defined by Mark Fisher, Simon Reynolds and Adam Harper. It is linked with who are artists interested in exploring memory and its close connections with the transmission of media... more
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      Social MovementsMusicMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Digital Culture
The purpose of this research was to investigate the effect of question order on recall accuracy. Previous research on working memory by Baddeley (2000) proposed the theory of the “episodic buffer” slave system in working memory was... more
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      PsychologyMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Eyewitness memoryMemory Studies
Whether or not awareness entails attention is a much debated question. Since iconic mem- ory has been generally assumed to be attention-free, it has been considered an important piece of evidence that it does not (Koch & Tsuchiya, 2007).... more
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      Cognitive PsychologyPhilosophy of MindPerceptionMemory (Cognitive Psychology)
Life scripts are culturally shared expectations about the timing of life events in an idealized life course. Because they are cultural semantic knowledge, they should be known by all adult age groups including those who have not lived... more
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      Cognitive PsychologyExperimental PsychologyMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Cognition
Summary: This book introduces a principled approach to conceptualizing and measuring working memory in first and second language research. It presents comprehensive, thorough and updated reviews of relevant literatures of WM and SLA... more
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      Cognitive PsychologyCognitive ScienceTeaching English as a Second LanguageLanguages and Linguistics
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      Developmental PsychologyMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Legal PsychologyChild witnesses
UNIVERSIDAD PEDAGÓGICA NACIONAL Maestría en Estadios Sociales Seminario de estrategias y técnicas de investigación social Reseña 4. Historiando un pasado traumático: Entre la seducción de la memoria y el hallazgo de fuentes Dutrénit,... more
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      Memory (Cognitive Psychology)Memory Studies
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      Memory (Cognitive Psychology)Visual perceptionProbabilityLearning
Ao consideramos o discurso cotidiano ou especializado uma forma de comunicação consciente e ordenada segundo a lógica linguística, precisamos considerar suas motivações e interesses, geralmente, submersos aos códigos de linguagem, embora... more
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      ReligionNeuroscienceCognitive ScienceNeuropsychology
Cell phones are becoming an inevitable part of the classroom, but extant research suggests that using cell phones in the classroom impairs academic performance. The present study examined the impact of different cell phone policies on... more
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      Educational TechnologyMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Impact of cell phones
This is practice-based research, aiming to explore the experimental form of animated documentary, which is a unique form that can explore the mysteries and complexity of memories. Animated documentary is a medium through which one can... more
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      Cultural HistoryAnimationMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Animation Theory
"This research examined the proposition that nostalgia is not simply a past-oriented emotion, but its scope extends into the future, and, in particular, a positive future. We adopted a convergent validation approach, using multiple... more
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      Social PsychologyEmotionSelf and IdentityMemory (Cognitive Psychology)
When confronted with reminders to things that we would prefer not to think about, we often attempt to put the unwanted memories out of awareness. Here, I argue that the ability to control memory is a special case of a broad class of... more
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      Memory (Cognitive Psychology)Cognitive ControlRetrieval-Induced ForgettingDirected forgetting (Psychology)
This book introduces a principled approach to incorporating the construct of working memory (WM) into second language acquisition (SLA) research. Towards that end, I argue for an integrated framework of WM for SLA that draws on insights... more
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      Cognitive PsychologyTeaching English as a Second LanguageSecond Language AcquisitionMemory (Cognitive Psychology)
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      NeurosciencePsychologyBehavioural ScienceClinical Psychology
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      Memory (Cognitive Psychology)Autism Spectrum DisordersTime Perception
This writing appears as Appendix I in my book, Transitions in Consciousness from an African American Perspective: Original Essays in Psycho-Historical Context. The book was published in 2004. Appendix I is a comprehensive Timeline of... more
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      Discourse AnalysisHistoryIntellectual HistoryCultural History
We present a synthetic theory of skilled action which proposes that cognitive processes make an important contribution to almost all skilled action, contrary to influential views that many skills are performed largely automatically.... more
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      Cognitive PsychologyPhilosophy of MindPhilosophy of AgencyPhilosophy of Action
Fear can sometimes be predicated upon environmental influences. An individual must know why they feel the way they feel, in order to psychologically return to normal.
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      PsychologyClinical PsychologyCognitive PsychologyPersonality Psychology
Senior Project in Psychology, Bennington College, June 2012.
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      PsychologySelf and IdentityMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Identity (Culture)