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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «FLASHBULB MEMORY»
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What is meant by flashbulb memory? Flashbulb memories (FBs) are detailed
recollections of the context in which people first heard about an important event.
FBs tend to be memories of events (i.e. episodic memories) rather than memory
for ...
Mike Cardwell, Cara Flanagan, 2005
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Introduction to Psychology: Gateways to Mind and Behavior
If so, you have a flashbulb memory for 9/11. A flashbulb memory is an especially
vivid image that seems to be frozen in memory at times of personal tragedy,
accident, or other emotionally significant events. Depending on your age, you
may ...
Dennis Coon, John Mitterer, 2008
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An Introduction to Applied Cognitive Psychology
... but fewer such memories in Belgian citizens, for whom there were likely to be
fewer direct consequences. Other studies have confirmed that flashbulb memory
tends to be related to the level of personal significance or importance which the ...
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AS Level Psychology Through Diagrams
However two concepts, repression and flashbulb memory, have created interest
in the effect of emotion on memory - the first suggesting it could increase
forgetting, the second that it could prevent it. Cognitive psychologists have tried to
use ...
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A Level Psychology Through Diagrams
However two concepts, repression and flashbulb memory, have created interest
in the effect of emotion on memory - the first suggesting it could increase
forgetting, the second that it could prevent it. Cognitive psychologists have tried to
use ...
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Remembering Our Past: Studies in Autobiographical
Memory
In a typical flashbulb memory experiment there is only one flashbulb memory,
and thus one confidence judgment for each subject. Therefore, the use of the
confidence scale is a between-subject comparison and includes variability due to
...
They found that all but one of 80 subjects retained a vivid, detailed flashbulb
memory of hearing about the Kennedy assassination 1 3 years after it had
happened. Brown and Kulik's work inspired many subsequent studies on
flashbulb ...
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Flashbulb Memories: New Issues and New Perspectives
Distinctiveness in flashbulb memory: Comparative analysis of five terrorist attacks
. Memory, 12, 147–157. Er, N. (2003). A new flashbulb memory model applied to
the Marmara earthquake. Applied Cognitive Psychology, 17, 503–517.
Olivier Luminet, Antonietta Curci, 2008
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Memory in the Real World
... people to "remember" nonexistent objects, and List (1986) showed similar
effects of pre-existing schemas on memory for events. Subjects in her. Memory
for Events: Eyewitness Testimony and Flashbulb Memory Eyewitness Testimony.
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The Oxford Handbook of
Memory
Nevertheless, over 90% of subjects in both groups reported recollections of
sufficient detail to be classified as flashbulb memories at the 2-week interval.
However, whereas 86% of the U.K. citizens retained a flashbulb memory 11
months later, ...
ENDEL TULVING (ED.), Fergus I. M. Craik, 2000
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Lightning storm photo: Michael Jackson moonwalking through the …
Doubtless, the image will soon become licensed to his estate and Mr. Plashal will record another "flashbulb memory" courtesy of Michael ... «Examiner.com, juin 15»
Pottstown area veterans recall D-Day
June 6, 1944 — dubbed D-Day — remains a flashbulb memory for the few left who can recall it. Among these few are tri-county area residents ... «The Mercury, juin 15»
Elsie Dale Allshouse
Elsie described her flashbulb memory of that day as a fairytale case of love at first sight. She truly and instinctively felt that TJ was meant for her. «PotomacLocal.com, mai 15»
Why We Remember Learning About Dramatic Events So Vividly
In a flashbulb memory, we recall the experience of learning about an event, not the factual details of the event itself. Advertisement. There might ... «Gizmodo, avril 15»
Flashbulb memories – why do we remember learning about …
These recollections are called flashbulb memories. In a flashbulb memory, we recall the experience of learning about an event, not the factual ... «The Conversation US, avril 15»
Bells Across the Land: New Haven remembers Appomattox
“For Americans who lived through the Civil War 'Appomattox' would always be a 'flashbulb memory'; they always remembered where they were ... «Yale News, avril 15»
Grand National: Flashbulb memories
The term 'flashbulb memory' was coined by Roger Brown and James Kulik in 1977 and the phrase describes the memories for the ... «SkySports, avril 15»
Health-conscious trends emerge at nightclub and bar convention
“And when that happens, the brain has a sort of flashbulb memory and says, 'Hey, I want to remember this.' ” Gillespie talks about how tastes ... «Las Vegas Review-Journal, avril 15»
Faculty Bio's
... and investigations, child eyewitness testimony and identification, behavioral modification and effective discipline for children; juvenile theft, flashbulb memory). «Monroe College News, févr 15»
16 Ways Your Brain Is Sabotaging Your Effort To Learn
A flashbulb memory is a highly detailed, exceptionally vivid, and frequently inaccurate snapshot of an emotionally salient event. When an event ... «Innovation Excellence, févr 15»
