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    What Is Amnesia?

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    briefly discussed. Anterograde amnesia is “a severe loss of the ability to form new episodic and semantic memories” (Gluck, Mercado, Myers, 2014). It is the most noticeable amnesia present in patient H.M. Hippocampal region damage results in difficulty learning new information – especially episodic learning of events and facts (Gluck, Mercado,…

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    Finding Dory, a film by Pixar Animation Studios is about a blue tang fish named Dory, where as a child, she got separated from her parents. She has short-term memory loss, so at first, when she got lost, she tries to look for her parents and asks other fishes for help but the fishes couldn’t help her because when they asked what are you looking for, Dory forgot what she is looking for. As time passed, she completely forgot about her parents. The only thing that she remembers is a song that goes…

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    After watching How reliable is your memory? by Elizabeth Loftus, I believe that to a great extent, memory is not a reliable source of knowledge because it can be distorted, contaminated, and even falsely imagined. Memory decay, distorted memory, hindsight bias, consistency bias, the availability heuristic bias and suggestibility- are all problems that beset our reliance on memory.“I was there. I saw it.” The phrase that many witnesses confidently use in courts of law- to generally support or…

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    thousands of people around the globe. Known as the happiest place on Earth for adults and children alike, taking a vacation to or visiting many of Disney’s parks is a dream for many individuals, my family and I included. Unfortunately for me, my childhood memory of Disney World was less than phenomenal. The day we arrived at Disney World was most certainly a lackluster one. For starters, the weather was absolutely terrible with the air being unbearably hot, humid and sticky. Sweat was dotted…

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    Some people are of the notion that it is nearly impossible to vividly remember memories from early childhood, and claim those who do have such memories just have the results from the brain playing its fabricating game. I am a firm believer in something scientists have researched and call “core memories,” which are memories people have for an extremely long time and that are foundations of their personalities. Many also attribute much of their identity and personality to a select few people or…

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    MEMORY TRAINING 2 Running Head: MEMORY TRAINING 1 Memory Training in Older Adults Name PSY307 A02 Adulthood and Aging Argosy University Abstract This paper discusses normal memory loss due to aging as compared to memory loss due to dementia. It summarizes Cavallini, Pagnin, and Vecchi's 2003 study of improved memory function in older adults through mnemonics and strategic training. This paper then explores a design for a study to enhance memory through visual mnemonics and…

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    Researchers from Rice University including Roediger III and McDermott completed a study titled Creating False Memories: Remembering Words Not Presented in Lists (1995). Using two experiments following a study done by Underwood in 1965 they studied false recognition. The first experiment contained six lists (Categories) and corresponding words accompanying the list in order to replicate and prove the findings of a study done by Underwood. The second experiment followed Underwood's methodology and…

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    Recovered Memories

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    Television shows such as Law and Order: SVU have brought the concept of repressed and recovered memories to pop culture. Repressed and recovered memories can be described as memories of traumatic events from childhood, that is forgotten then recalled later in life. This is a controversial topic in the mental health community; with the draw surrounding the validity of these memories. Working with doctors and researchers, judges within the court circuits must pick a position to get the justice…

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    Memory is something that we all have to have to experience life. It is not good when we lose our memory at all. Being able to identify who we are is a part of our memory. There are levels in which memory works in order for us to know who we are and what we are made up of. When it comes to memory they are a lot of things that can affect it and make us different from one another. In my research, I am going to talk about Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, also known as, ADHD, and the part of…

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    Memories serve as an anchor to our lives. They define who we are and what we have been through. They measure our lives thus far. We hold onto all memories, good and painful ones. The traumatizing memories we bear serves the purpose of reflection and caution. In Toni Morison’s Beloved, memory is shown as a haunting self-imprisonment of the human mind. Sethe suffer through the past of her life on Sweet Home and the death of her loved ones. In Shirley Ann Williams’s Dessa Rose, memory of the past…

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