Sentence examples for altered memories from inspiring English sources

In another experiment by Elizabeth Loftus, one of the pioneer researchers in the field of altered memories, researchers showed people advertising material for Disneyland that described one visitor shaking hands with Bugs Bunny.

Society has become so involved in remembering through photos that we all end up with empty experiences and distorted, altered memories.

Riku's replica, who has since learned of his altered memories and seeks to justify his existence, fights Riku only to be destroyed by him.

The presence of altered memories and delusional ideation are related to severe psychological morbidity after ICU discharge.

Although there are human studies demonstrating altered memory when new material is learned after reactivation, these studies focused only on procedural memory [10], conditioning [7], [11] or the memory for a list of items learned in the laboratory [8], [9].

In addition to other characteristic symptoms of obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), such as chronic doubt, repetitive controlling, ruminations, and reduced behavioral flexibility [1], a number of neuropsychological studies have revealed altered memory functions [2] [7] and executive dysfunction [8] [14].

Both right and left temporal lobe epilepsy owing to hippocampal sclerosis have altered memory networks with a predominantly ipsilesional hemisphere reduction in activations during encoding.

This is an interesting finding considering that SHANK1 knockout mice entail altered memory functions along with reduced dendritic spines and postsynaptic density, which also are features of schizophrenia.

Helminth infection is further associated with suppressive T-cell population induction and inhibitory cytokine production which can suppress Th1-type responses and interfere with effector T-cell activation, potentially resulting in altered memory immune responses against M.tb [ 15].

One of the first studies suggested less psychological stress [ 4], particularly reduced post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and was linked to a hypothesis that patients with more amnesia (presumably more cognitive injury) and delusions (altered memory processing) had more PTSD/stress symptoms than those with less amnesia and hence more recall [ 5].

And in some cases, it can even alter memories — Cousin Andy was at the wedding, right?