Sentence examples for constructive memory from inspiring English sources
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An apparent memory, of an event that did not actually happen, unconsciously constructed to fill a gap.
This paper describes a Markov chain analysis of the behaviors of a constructive memory agent.
Schacter, D. L. & Addis, D. R. The cognitive neuroscience of constructive memory: remembering the past and imagining the future.
This paper describes this concept as a recursive interrelationship between different environments, which, together with a model of constructive memory, provides the foundation of a situated FBS framework.
It shows that a constructive memory agent behaves based on the knowledge structures that it has learned from its interaction with the environment.
Whilst constructive memory is an important component of an efficient healthy memory system, and is important for future planning [4], [5], there are obvious benefits if false memories can be reduced temporarily in certain circumstances.
The hippocampus, in particular, is assumed to contribute to constructive memory, which sometimes results in false memories through incorrect recombination (e.g., [ 1, 95, 109]).
If there is a reserve of support and encouragement new experiences locate those positive and constructive memories and create greater confidence, awareness and self-determination.
Our findings highlight the critical role of frontotemporal areas in constructive autobiographical memory processes, and especially hippocampus, in re-experiencing episodic details from the recent or more distant past.
We return to this question in discussing context and environment in memory, after first examining the internal mechanisms of constructive remembering.
He is especially interested in understanding the constructive nature of memory: why it is that memory is not always accurate, and how memory distortions can provide important insights into the working of memort memory works.
Constructive or adaptive memory updating processes (see [ 89]), initiated by the processing of recall cues together with new information and related memory and attention processes are assumed to be involved in these effects of post event information.
