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The Act of Remembering
The Act Of Remembering
    The Act of Remembering is
    the first volume devoted
    solely to
    autobiographical memory
    retrieval, and brings
    together contributions
    from leading researchers
    from around the world. It
    offers a number of
    theoretical views,
    tackling key questions
    such as functionality,
    the problem of volition,
    and the larger role of
    consciousness.
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Varieties of Early Experience: Implications for the Development of Declarative Memory in Infancy
Varieties Of Early Experience:
Implications For The
Development Of Declarative
Memory In Infancy
    Deals with the
    development of memory in
    the first years of life.
    This title covers an
    introduction to normative
    development of memory
    during this period, and
    an introduction of a
    means of assessing memory
    in preverbal infants. It
    is suitable for both
    psychology researchers
    and students.
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Flashbulb Memories
Flashbulb Memories
    Deals with flashbulb
    memories (FBMs). This
    book considers the many
    developments including
    various models of FBM
    formation, advances in
    statistical methods and
    neuroscience, and two
    key public events, the
    death of Princess Diana
    and the September 11th
    attacks in the US, which
    can help test FBM.
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Involuntary Memory
Involuntary Memory
    * The first book to
    examine key topics and
    cutting-edge research in
    involuntary memory. *
    Discusses topics such as
    involuntary memories in
    everyday life, across
    the life-span, and in
    the laboratory; the
    special ways in which
    involuntary memories
    sometimes manifest
    themselves and a number
    of theoretical treatments
    of the topic.
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Successful Remembering and Successful Forgetting
Successful Remembering And
Successful Forgetting
    Showcases the theoretical
    advances and findings by
    researchers whose work
    and careers have been
    influenced by Bjork. This
    book reviews the
    application of research
    on learning and memory to
    enhancing human
    performance, reflecting
    Bjork's staunch
    commitment to translating
    his findings and theories
    to real-world settings.
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The Handbook of Eyewitness Psychology
The Handbook Of Eyewitness
Psychology
    Presents a survey of
    research and legal
    opinions from
    international experts on
    scientific literature
    addressing the accuracy
    and limitations of
    eyewitnesses as a source
    of evidence for the
    courts. This book
    compiles reviews of
    factors influencing
    witnesses of all ages -
    children, adults, and
    the elderly. It also
    examines many
    controversial topics.
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Remembering Trauma
Remembering Trauma
    Are horrific experiences
    indelibly fixed in a
    victim's memory? Or does
    the mind protect itself
    by banishing traumatic
    memories from
    consciousness? How
    victims remember trauma
    is the most controversial
    issue in psychology
    today, spilling out of
    consulting rooms and
    laboratories to capture
    headlines, rupture
    families, provoke.
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Early Recollections
Early Recollections
    We cannot recollect the
    past without skewing it
    by our current
    perceptions. Using a
    constructivist approach
    ans systematic
    development of early
    recollection theory,
    this book invites
    students to engage in
    problem solving rather
    than merely read for
    content. It offers
    practitioners a
    step-by-step approach to
    interpretation of early
    recollections.
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Emotion
Emotion's Effects On Attention
And Memory
    Attentional processes,
    engaged during an event's
    unfolding, are essential
    for allowing us to
    transform an experience
    into a memory. This book
    reviews the behavioral
    and neuroimaging evidence
    that has revealed effects
    of emotion on memory and
    attention in individuals
    with and without
    post-traumatic stress
    disorder (PTSD).
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Memory and the Computational Brain
Memory And The Computational
Brain
    Memory and the
    Computational Brain
    offers a provocative
    argument that goes to the
    heart of neuroscience,
    proposing that the field
    can and should benefit
    from the recent advances
    of cognitive science and
    the development of
    information theory over
    the course of the last
    several decades.
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The Oxford Handbook of Memory
The Oxford Handbook Of Memory
    Tells us why memory
    research is one of the
    most flourishing areas of
    science. This book brings
    together facts and
    theories of cognitive
    psychology; memory
    development in childhood
    and old age; memory
    impairment in brain
    injury and disease; the
    emergence of memory
    functions from the brain;
    and reviews of
    behavioral, neuroimaging
    and others.
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The Cognitive Neuroscience of Memory
The Cognitive Neuroscience Of
Memory
    This textbook provides an
    overview of research on
    the biological basis of
    memory. The book will be
    of use to cognitive
    scientists, biologists,
    and psychologists, and
    to undergraduate students
    seeking an expanded
    coverage of the
    neurobiology of memory
    for courses in learning
    and memory or behavioral
    and cognitive
    neuroscience.
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Memory and Remembering
Memory And Remembering
    Memory and Remembering
    adopts a uniquely broad
    approach, integrating
    laboratory, clinical and
    naturalistic findings to
    explain how memory
    operates in everyday
    life. Throughout theories
    and findings are
    illustrated with everyday
    examples which enable the
    student to relate
    conceptually difficult
    topics to their own
    experience.
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Cognitive Development and Working Memory
Cognitive Development And
Working Memory
    The intellectual
    development of human
    beings from birth to
    adulthood is a
    fascinating phenomenon.
    This book attempts to
    address these issues by
    establishing a dialogue
    between neo-Piagetian
    theorists and researchers
    specialized in typical
    and atypical working
    memory development.
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Memory Pocketbook
Memory Pocketbook
    Memory is fundamental to
    our very existence. This
    title looks at the
    structure of memory,
    distinguishing between
    sensory memory and short-
    and long-term memory. It
    describes the causes of
    poor memory (tiredness,
    cognitive overload and
    poor concentration) and
    the key principles for
    improving it (attention,
    effort, motivation and
    meaning).
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Working Memory, Thought, and Action
Working Memory, Thought, And
Action
    Dealing with the model
    created by the
    author(with Graham
    Hitch), this work
    discusses the
    developments that have
    occurred within the
    model, and places it
    within a broader context.
    It also discusses the
    implications of the model
    for understanding social
    and emotional behaviour.
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Delete
Delete
    Looks at the surprising
    phenomenon of perfect
    remembering in the
    digital age, and reveals
    why we must reintroduce
    our capacity to forget.
    This title traces the
    important role that
    forgetting has played
    throughout human history,
    from the ability to make
    sound decisions
    unencumbered by the past
    to the possibility of
    second chances.
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Memory
Memory
    Memory is perhaps the
    most extraordinary
    phenomenon in the natural
    world. Without memory
    there can be no mind as
    we understand it.
    Focusing on research in
    behavioral science and
    neuroscience, this work
    is a primer of our
    scientific understanding
    of the mechanics of
    memory and learning.
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Constructions of Remembering and Metacognition
Constructions Of Remembering
And Metacognition
    Containing contributions
    from world leaders
    honouring Bruce
    Whittlesea's lifetime
    contribution to memory
    research, this volume
    reflects the current
    understanding amongst
    memory researchers that
    memory is more than
    passive acquisition and
    retrieval, but involves
    constructions,
    attributions, and
    inferences.
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How Does Emotion Affect Attention & Memory?
How Does Emotion Affect
Attention & Memory?
    Out of all of the
    information that we
    experience, only a
    subset will become part
    of our memories. This
    book reviews behavioural
    and neuroimaging evidence
    that has revealed effects
    of emotion on memory and
    attention in individuals
    with and without
    posttraumatic stress
    disorder (PTSD).
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Memory Systems
Memory Systems
    Is your memory hierarchy
    stopping your
    microprocessor from
    performing at the high
    level it should be? This
    book shows you how to
    resolve this problem. It
    helps you tackle the
    optimization problems
    that result from the
    side-effects that can
    appear at any point in
    the entire hierarchy.
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Citation, Intertextuality and Memory in the Middle Ages and Renaissance
Citation, Intertextuality And
Memory In The Middle Ages And
Renaissance
    From the Middle Ages
    onwards, writers,
    artists, and composers
    became self-consciously
    aware of the vast
    potential for external
    references to enrich
    their works. This volume
    represents a
    multidisciplinary
    approach to the themes of
    citation and intertextual
    play. It includes essays
    that investigate work by
    renowned authors,
    composers, and artists.
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Remembering Our Childhood
Remembering Our Childhood
    In a number of
    highly-charged child
    abuse cases, teachers
    and parents have been
    wrongfully arrested
    because of claims of
    'recovered memory'. But
    brain science is now
    discovering how memories
    can alter, or even be
    planted by leading
    questions. Sabbagh
    explains the latest
    findings, and argues
    that courts must be
    guided by them.
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Remembering Our Childhood
Remembering Our Childhood
    How reliable is memory,
    especially of events very
    long ago? Science is
    discovering how memories
    can alter, or even be
    planted. In a climate of
    obsession with child
    abuse, leading
    questioning of children
    and claims of 'recovered
    memory' have led to the
    wrongful arrest of
    teachers and parents. The
    science of memory needs
    to guide the courtroom.
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Memory in a Global Age
Memory In A Global Age
    A significant
    contribution to memory
    studies and part of an
    emergent strand of work
    on global memory. This
    book offers important
    insights on topics
    relating to memory,
    globalization,
    international politics,
    international relations,
    Holocaust studies and
    media and communication
    studies.
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Memory
Memory
    Introduces us to
    arguments and
    experiences, evocative
    moments and hard
    scientific debate on the
    subject of memory, the
    thread that holds our
    lives and our history
    together. This book is
    arranged in themed
    sections, and includes
    essays such as: 'Memory
    and Evolution'; 'Memory
    and Forgetting', and an
    account of the chemistry
    of the brain.
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Memory
Memory
    People seem to be
    intrigued by memory, and
    by its sometimes
    spectacular failure in
    (for example) people with
    amnesia. This book
    presents an overview and
    explanation of the
    scientific approach to
    memory and discusses the
    basic characteristics of
    the various memory
    systems and how they
    work.
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Episodic Memory
Episodic Memory
    The term 'episodic
    memory' refers to our
    memory for unique, and
    personal experiences that
    we can date at some point
    in our past. This book
    brings together a stellar
    team of contributors from
    the fields of cognitive
    psychology,
    neuropsychology and
    neuroscience, to present
    an account of what we now
    know about this
    fundamentally important
    topic.
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Human Memory
Human Memory
    Our capacity to store and
    retrieve information has
    fascinated cognitive and
    neuropsychologists for
    decades, and spawned
    generations of
    researchers from across
    the globe to study it
    from many angles. This
    collection collates those
    articles which represent
    the conceptual issues in
    human memory and
    demonstrate the key
    contemporary themes in
    memory.
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Eyewitness Testimony
Eyewitness Testimony
    This work makes the
    psychological case
    against the reliability
    of the eyewitness. It
    looks at the factors that
    can intervene and create
    inaccurate testimony,
    and illustrates how
    memory can be radically
    altered by the way in
    which a witness is
    questioned.
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Working Memory and Education
Working Memory And Education
    One psychological
    function that has been
    found to play an
    important role in
    educational achievement
    of children is 'working
    memory', the processes
    involved in the temporary
    maintenance and
    manipulation of
    information. This book
    provides the reader with
    a review of the research
    that has identified how
    working memory relates to
    academic attainment.
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