Sentence examples for autobiographical knowledge from inspiring English sources

In spite of that objection I cannot dismiss findings that so closely match my own autobiographical knowledge.

The results demonstrate that age-related difficulties increase with level of specificity of autobiographical knowledge, i.e., from semantic to episodic aspects.

The lateral MTG (Figure 4), on the other hand, is held to underlie representations of semantic details associated with recollected autobiographical knowledge [10].

The current study is concerned with the hierarchical search within the autobiographical knowledge base that contains lifetime period knowledge, general event knowledge, and event specific knowledge [ 18].

Although the mechanisms underlying overgeneral memory are quite clear, the search strategy operated within the autobiographical knowledge base, at time of recollection, requires further exploration.

The dominant model is the cognitive behavioural model, which suggests difficulty integrating the loss into autobiographical knowledge, negative global beliefs, misconceived grief symptoms and avoidance behaviours underpin the development and maintenance of PGD.

That this region is most strongly engaged when processing friend scenarios is fitting given that we undoubtedly have a wider extent of autobiographical semantic knowledge concerning our friends and family compared to famous people or fictional characters.

Crystallised abilities (eg. vocabulary, knowledge, autobiographical memory) remain largely intact [ 12, 13].

Aside from activating memories for autobiographical and semantic knowledge, the music engages memory systems that support memory for the music itself and facilitate attentive engagement with the music.

"He appeared to retain implicit knowledge of autobiographical facts, and of the semantic or associative structure of the German language," the report said.

Using an fMRI design in healthy participants, we aimed: (i) to investigate the pattern of brain activations sustaining the autobiographical and the semantic aspects of knowledge about famous persons.