Sentence examples for a conscious memory from inspiring English sources

In a conscious memory, the self is represented in the memory, as the agent or patient of the action, or as the stimulus or experiencer of the state, which constituted the event being remembered.

The model is needed because memory research has shown the importance of the distinction between a conscious memory of a target event and a memory residue that is unable to support conscious recall or confident recognition, but it is still able to support guessing at rates above chance.

Yet H.M.'s case and subsequent work made it clear that two very different sorts of memory could exist: a conscious memory of events (episodic memory) and an unconscious memory for procedures and that such procedural memory is unimpaired in amnesia.

Yet H.M.'s case and subsequent work made it clear that two very different sorts of memory could exist: a conscious memory of events (episodic memory) and an unconscious memory for procedures — and that such procedural memory is unimpaired in amnesia.

Their changing preference suggests they didn't have a problem with the sensory processing of the dishes – it's just they couldn't form an explicit, conscious memory of the meal.

One recent review found that, even if we have no conscious memory of a touch — a hand on the shoulder, say — we may be more likely to agree to a request, respond more (or less) positively to a person or product, or form closer bonds with someone.

He's never watched a football game in my conscious memory.

Sally was my childhood friend, a constant from before my conscious memory began until the unforgettable day when the vet said it was time to put her down.

One recent review found that, even if we have no conscious memory of a touch a hand on the shoulder, say we may be more likely to agree to a request, respond more (or less) positively to a person or product, or form closer bonds with someone.

The impairment of these motor memories means that a person has to rely on "conscious memory" to perform these tasks, which requires more concentration.

Mr. Bendel's first conscious memory of New Jersey being a joke was watching "Saturday Night Live," but he added, "I think in my heart I knew it all along".