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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"reminiscence bump"”.
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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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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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Regret as Autobiographical Memory
… experienced regrets within the context of the “reminiscence bump” phenomenon from autobiographical memory research. Participants regretted proportionally more experiences from early adulthood than from elsewhere in the lifespan, but this pattern obtained for general regrets only: specific …
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Intimate Past & Present Light: Using Photography to Investigate Self-Defining Memories
This practice-led research project investigates the relationship between autobiographical memory and photography. My research question comprises two parts. Firstly, how can I mediate the virtual space between myself, as both the maker and as the subject of my practice, to the viewer? Rather than …
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Intimate Past & Present Light: Using Photography to Investigate Self-Defining Memories
This practice-led research project investigates the relationship between autobiographical memory and photography. My research question comprises two parts. Firstly, how can I mediate the virtual space between myself, as both the maker and as the subject of my practice, to the viewer? Rather than …