There is a distinction between just remembering a disaster when asked by a researcher, as in the case of Wagner (2004), and actively recalling a disaster so that it still shapes the awareness and willingness to actually take or maintain mitigation measures, as in the case of Lave and Lave (1991).
He told VICE that he had played Steam within the last year but couldn't actively recall his Steam username.
In some cases autobiographical memory occurs via a voluntary or deliberate process – actively recalling past events to remember a particular detail or to relive an experience.
For conceptual knowledge test (CKT) participants had to actively recall the 30 flash card items when the cues were given (CKT, Figure 2B).
Within this framework we find that, despite not being a Darwinian unit, ecological communities can behave like connectionist learning systems, creating internal conditions that habituate to past environmental conditions and actively recalling those conditions.
Within this framework we find that, despite not being an evolutionary unit, an ecological community can behave like an (unsupervised) learning system, creating internal organisations that collectively habituate to past environmental conditions, and actively recalling past responses to those conditions.
But asked what they were doing before they were told about the cap, 52% said they were already looking for a job (A separate poll question said that 71% recalled actively attending job interviews and submitting CVs in the weeks before notification).
Haugen recalled actively applying for the role through Central Casting for the first appearance.
Hence the surging, staggering vitality of such fourth-period masterpieces as Paul Taylor's "Piazzolla Caldera" or Hans Hofmann's "Lust and Delight," which burn with a passion that is not merely recalled, but actively felt.
I think we need to get on this,' and then proceeded to guide our coverage the rest of the evening, because he was actively following this," Wallace recalled.
