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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"self-defining memories"”.
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The influence of mood on self-defining memories
… in which the empirical literature relating to self-defining memories is reviewed. The term 'selfdefining memories' which was first coined by Singer and Moffitt (1991-1992), refers to a subcategory of autobiographical memories that are of important events in our personal histories that we …
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Intimate Past & Present Light: Using Photography to Investigate Self-Defining Memories
… 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 communicating autobiographical specificity, how to emphasise the malleability of personal memories, using the photographic object as metaphor, so that a viewer may …
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Intimate Past & Present Light: Using Photography to Investigate Self-Defining Memories
… 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 communicating autobiographical specificity, how to emphasise the malleability of personal memories, using the photographic object as metaphor, so that a viewer may …
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Mental imagery, self-defining memories and emotion in individuals likely to develop bipolar disorder
… Part two is an empirical paper which explores self-defining memories, mental imagery and emotion in individuals likely to develop bipolar disorder. Part three comprises the appendices.
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POSTTRAUMATIC CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN TRAUMA-CENTERED IDENTITY AND SELF-CONSISTENCY
… differences have also been observed in levels of self-consistency. Individualistic cultures value high levels of consistency, whereas collectivistic cultures promote identity flexibility and adaptation to different social contexts. Several PTSD models describe the involvement of selfconsistency in …
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Using sensory cues to curate, study and support autobiographical remembering across the lifespan
… around us. One intriguing feature of personal memories is that people typically find it easier to access memories from late adolescence and early adulthood. This phenomenon, the reminiscence bump, has been riddled with inconsistencies in the methodology. This has implications for understanding …