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Showing 1 to 20 of 47 for “"Reminiscence"”.
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Exploring Reminiscence in Multimodal Digital Spaces
… and individual well-being and a primary form of reminiscence. Modern reminiscence is often mediated by memory prompts, especially family or personal pictures. New technologies, like social networking sites, have brought picture access and interactions to a scale and scope not possible in analog …
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The Connective Power of Reminiscence: Designing a Reminiscence-based Tool to Increase Social Interactions in Residential Care
Reminiscence powers therapeutic interventions such as Life review and Reminiscence therapy, with well known positive outcomes on the wellbeing of older adults. In particular, reminiscence therapy supported by technology can increase self-esteem, facilitate social interactions and increase …
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Cooperation, reminiscence and repeated interviews of suspects
… information given in subsequent interviews (reminiscence), especially when open-ended prompts are used to promote free recall. Suspects of crime may have different motivations to victims/witnesses such as the motivation to deceive. Research on suspect interviewing tends to focus on how …
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Social correlates of reminiscence in late life
… the social environment and both oral and silent reminiscence frequency. Fifty community-dwelling older adults (aged 58-84; 60% female) participated in the study, which utilized a questionnaire. Current opportunities to reminisce were significantly associated with both oral and silent reminiscence …
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Reminiscence Through Collage: Elders newly Transitioning into an Assisted Living Community
… thesis grant proposal is to secure funding for reminiscence based art therapy group for elders facing a major life transition. The goal is the integration of therapeutic art therapy services, as an integral part of coming to terms with ones circumstances at a particular stage of life, elder …
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Bilateral Transfer 'Reminiscence' as a Function of Amount of Prerest Practice
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The reminiscence bump in autobiographical memory: An investigation of the life script hypothesis
… 30 compared to any other period of life. This reminiscence bump is evident for memories involving positive emotions but not for memories involving negative emotions. The life script hypothesis proposes that people share cultural knowledge for the types and timing of positive landmark events …
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Reminiscence, life review, and journals: effects on the well-being of older adults
… in well-being. To test the hypothesis that reminiscence group activity, structured for life review, could increase well-being, a sample of 30 residents in a retirement community was studied, using a quasiexperimental, pretest-posttest design. Research subjects, average age 78 years, were …
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Structured reminiscence and gestalt life review : group treatment of older adults for late life adjustment
… three treatment conditions were the structured reminiscence life review group (SRLR), the Gestalt life review group (GLR) and a Wait List control group (WLC). Demographic, mental status, and Activities of Daily Living Scale (ADL) data were obtained from initial respondents by telephone interview …
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Childhood Memories of Post-war Merseyside: Exploring the Impact of Memory Sharing Through an Oral History and Reminiscence Work Approach
This study used an oral history (OH) and reminiscence work (RW) approach to explore childhood memories of Merseyside, England, United Kingdom, in the period following the Second World War. Interviews were conducted with ten volunteers between 60 and 70 years of age from communities across …
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The leitmotif technique in Puccini's La Bohème, Tosca and Madama Butterfly
… situation. The early form of leitmotif, known as reminiscence motif, occurred notably in Gretry's opera, Richard Coeur de Lion (1784). Later, Mozart and Mehul used the reminiscence motif in their operas. In these works, the reminiscence motif is simply repeated without much change in rhythm and …
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The past, the present and the person: an exploration of the use of reminiscence-based activities as a catalyst for learning in later life
… the ways in which learning might take place in a reminiscence group for older people who are moving towards the end of life. The overall aim was to seek a greater understanding of the processes underpinning reminiscence groups as well as the benefits - to individuals and the wider community - of …
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Using sensory cues to curate, study and support autobiographical remembering across the lifespan
… and early adulthood. This phenomenon, the reminiscence bump, has been riddled with inconsistencies in the methodology. This has implications for understanding the underlying mechanisms, which in turn impacts on both the theoretical models of memory and the clinical practices that rely on …
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