As Wolin observed, "in... appealing to the memory of the folk hero (Lincoln)... the president effected a distortion... that was as revealing as it was radical".
From his penchant for 1980s power ties to the signature "Make America Great Again" hat, Trump knows he can capture his audience's imagination by appealing to their memories of times gone by.
This pattern cannot be explained by appealing to state-dependent memory stores or limitations in retrieval processes because these alternative explanations predict higher performance when the memory items are presented across multiple displays compared to on the same display.
The prospect of using PDE4 inhibitors, such as rolipram or HT0712, is particularly appealing, since memory enhancement through facilitation of cAMP signaling may be possible without changing basal cAMP levels [21], [22].
Hume accounts for memory by appealing to an idea that is qualitatively similar to, but less forceful and vivacious than a previous idea.
As the interviews at three different levels of Turkish public administration have shown, the officials follow a particular discursive framework appealing to the collective memory of the Turkish state and society as a charitable polity and a traditionally generous society.
Meanwhile, though Fiorina and her team appear not to believe in the Way, they are now reduced to appealing to it or its memory–in order to get enough shareholder votes to win.
Follow up afterward with questions and answers, and perhaps distribute some visually appealing fact sheets for memory prompts.
These results cannot be explained by appealing to the spatial working memory system because there is no evidence that spatial working memory can represent detailed object form and surface feature information, which was needed to succeed in the memory tasks used in this experiment.
Although the idea of deleting a memory might sound appealing to some — who doesn't want to forget that first heartbreak?
