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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Involuntary memory"”.

  1. Alpha suppression as a neural marker of task demands in voluntary vs involuntary retrieval in older and younger adults

    Voluntary episodic memory relies on intentionally controlled retrieval, while involuntary episodic memory comes to mind automatically. Consistent with findings of reduced cognitive control with age, recent work suggests that voluntary memory declines with age while involuntary memory is relatively …

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  2. Towards a modernist aesthetic : dialectical modes of representation in the early modern novel

    … Gedachtnis (de Man's disjunctive "thinking memory"), the Lacanian Symbolic, and Derridean archi-ecriture. Building upon this theoretical ground, the next three chapters examine the representational features of three seminal early modern novels: Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim, Marcel Proust's …

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  3. Involuntary retrieval from autobiographical memory and the nature of cues

    … starts by exploring the possibility of eliciting involuntary autobiographical memories (ABMs) in the laboratory, as a preliminary step in studying the retrieval process of involuntary ABMs. The main aim of the thesis is to test whether involuntary AMBs (IAMs) can be successfully elicited in the …

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  4. Spontaneous Recognition Memory Measured by Performance in a Memory Stroop Paradigm

    Studies of recognition memory have generally involved tests in which the participant's memory is directly questioned. There are occasions, however, in which memory is more spontaneous in nature: e.g., recognizing an acquaintance out of context). The current studies investigated spontaneous …

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