'Recovered memories' presentation slideshows

Lecture 6: Memory for Anomalous Experiences

Lecture 6: Memory for Anomalous Experiences. 1. Introduction 2. Eyewitness testimony for ostensibly paranormal events 3. The false/recovered memory controversy 4. The relevance of false memory research for reports of anomalous experiences 5. Conclusion. David Hume (1748) Of Miracles.

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Chapter 7 Retention & Retrieval Remembering & Forgetting

Chapter 7 Retention & Retrieval Remembering & Forgetting. Levels of Processing Model. Retention depends upon how deeply information is processed The shallowest levels of processing occur when the person is merely aware of the incoming sensory information.

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Recovered Memories of Childhood Sexual Abuse

Recovered Memories of Childhood Sexual Abuse. Outline. Background information Prevalence of childhood sexual abuse Recovered memory therapy The case against RMT Professional consensus on recovered memories Directions for future research. Background information.

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Eyewitness Memory An Application of the Cognitive Psychology of Memory

Eyewitness Memory An Application of the Cognitive Psychology of Memory. Psychology 355: Cognitive Psychology Instructor : John Miyamoto 05/14 /2014: Lecture 07-3.

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May 13, 2006

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Are recovered memories grounds for conviction of child sexual abuse?

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Episodic Memory

Episodic Memory. Reliability of Memory. All autobiographical memories more than two years old may contain inaccurate information. Emotional events are unlikely to be forgotten. Nevertheless, they are susceptible to post-event information.

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