The phrase "a negative memory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a recollection or experience that evokes unpleasant feelings or associations.
Example: "After visiting the old house, I was flooded with a negative memory of my childhood that I had tried to forget."
Alternatives: "an unpleasant memory" or "a distressing memory".
So in every way, it's a negative memory".
"If you present a negative memory over and over again, without anything bad happening, it is possible for most people to overcome the fear," Schiller explained.
We took a neutral memory, and we artificially updated that to make it a negative memory," said Steve Ramirez, one of the M.I.T. neuroscientists on the project.
"That adds to a body of research from MIT over recent years that has shown that administering a drug can wipe out a negative memory in mice," writes Johnson.
It's nice that it's not a negative memory.
I wonder if they see that Minecraft's popular, have a negative memory of video games influencing youth and worry this game is connected in some way".
As already noted, a cardinal symptom of PTSD is avoidance of thoughts and memories concerning the trauma, which suggests that elaboration of a very negative memory would be aversive.
To this day, I regret having opened my mouth because they didn't hear a word I said and got married anyway and all I did was give them an additional negative memory of their wedding planner sitting them down to ask "are you really sure you should do this?" when my job was to just make it happen.
As shown in Fig. 4b, this interaction appears to be based on a positive subsequent memory effect when distraction was low and a negative subsequent memory effect when distraction was high.
Pay attention to these results, and try to think of possible ways to overcome this experience.[5] A way to overcome this negative memory is to remind yourself that you are grown now, and you buy your own clothing.
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