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Episodic memory: reconsolidation
Lynn Nadel, Almut Hupbach, Oliver Hardt and Rebecca Gomez
Department of Psychology, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, USA 2
Department of Psychology, McGill University, Montreal, Que., Canada
Abstract: In contrast to the accepted wisdom that memories become fixed over time, recent evidence has renewed interest in the dynamic quality of memory, suggesting that even old memories are subject to revision and reconsolidation given the right circumstances. We discuss a new paradigm developed to study reconsolidation of episodic memory in humans, showing that reminders can open a previously established memory to updating based on new experience. We show that under laboratory conditions the experimental context plays a critical role in determining whether or not such memory updating will occur; but that under conditions where the context is highly familiar other factors might play this role. The nature of context is explored, linking our results to work on hippocampus, and the results of a neuroimaging study exploring the impact of reactivation of well-established memory are described. Our results, situated within a broader context, set the stage for future explorations of the cognitive neuroscience of the malleability of memory.
http://www.yorku.ca/neurosci/documents/Nadeletal.HndbkRecon08.pdf
http://anglerhood.livejournal.com/198357.html
Episodic memory: reconsolidation
Lynn Nadel, Almut Hupbach, Oliver Hardt and Rebecca Gomez
Department of Psychology, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, USA 2
Department of Psychology, McGill University, Montreal, Que., Canada
Abstract: In contrast to the accepted wisdom that memories become fixed over time, recent evidence has renewed interest in the dynamic quality of memory, suggesting that even old memories are subject to revision and reconsolidation given the right circumstances. We discuss a new paradigm developed to study reconsolidation of episodic memory in humans, showing that reminders can open a previously established memory to updating based on new experience. We show that under laboratory conditions the experimental context plays a critical role in determining whether or not such memory updating will occur; but that under conditions where the context is highly familiar other factors might play this role. The nature of context is explored, linking our results to work on hippocampus, and the results of a neuroimaging study exploring the impact of reactivation of well-established memory are described. Our results, situated within a broader context, set the stage for future explorations of the cognitive neuroscience of the malleability of memory.
http://www.yorku.ca/neurosci/documents/Nadeletal.HndbkRecon08.pdf
http://anglerhood.livejournal.com/198357.html
В стандартную технику импринта входят диссоциации.
А диссоциации на что?
Импринт_с_фобией устраняется чисто импринтными средствами.
Импринт фобии - это вообще-то просто импринт_с_фобией. Довольно часто встречается.
Ну, это так.
Это не очень понятно.
Это я понимаю.
Если страх так упрятан, то его надо метамоделировать влоб до тех пор, пока он не станет очевидным. А тогда - стандартными методами.
Он не работает, НО ОМ МОЖЕТ РАБОТАТЬ.
Дочитали до конца.