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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Memory suppression"”.
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Fear Not: Exploring the Role of Memory Suppression During Pavlovian Fear Extinction
… two hitherto disconnected research areas: memory suppression and Pavlovian fear extinction. Memory suppression is a cognitive process whereby unwelcome memories intruding into our awareness are pushed out of mind, allowing us to regain control over the contents of our consciousness. …
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Suppressing What Hurts: The Role of Prefrontal-Thalamic Pathways in Inhibitory Control of Intrusive Thoughts and Conditioned Fear
… prefrontal-hippocampal interactions mediating suppression in humans; however, the precise neural pathway(s) remain unknown. Converging anatomical and functional evidence in rodents and more recently in primates suggests that the Nucleus Reuniens (NRe), a small but vital nucleus situated in the …
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Learning to Forget: An Interference Account of Cue-Independent Forgetting
Memory suppression is investigated in inhibition paradigms that produce cue-independent forgetting. Because the forgotten items are not retrieved even when tested with an independent, semantically related cue, it has been assumed that this forgetting is due to an inhibition process. However, this …
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Neural Processes Underlying the Intrusion of Unwanted Memories
While memory retrieval is often voluntary, memories can also intrude into awareness against our will, disrupting ongoing cognitive processes and causing distress. Intrusive memories are a hallmark of a variety of psychiatric disorders, including post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, and …