Sentence examples for dangerous memory from inspiring English sources

We developed two adaptions of the Implicit Association Test (IAT), the "traumatized self" IAT (evaluations of the self as traumatized vs. healthy) and the "dangerous memory" IAT (evaluations of remembering as dangerous vs. safe), and investigated their psychometric properties and relations to PTSD symptoms and trauma exposure.

He and Martineau turn Täuschung into a wonky Viennese waltz that evokes dangerous memories of lost happiness.

Old friendships accompanied by dangerous memories lie at the core of Emotional Arithmetic.

The Spirit keeps theological interpretations of life open for the future as well as healing the dangerous memories of the past.

Mimicking Anglo-American musical poses was cheesy, but anything that sounded overtly Germanic evoked dangerous historical memories.

My patient began to have flashbacks —  vivid visual memories, physical sensory memories, dangerous emotional states — all of which would come unbidden at inconvenient times.

Other projects took precedence for years, but Jackson ended up recording the song for his Dangerous album, in memory of White.

This is a dangerous strategy, evoking memories of centuries ago when people of all faiths came here to escape the religious wars abroad that prevented the free expressions of their various faiths.

We have a threat-detection system that takes in sensory information and tags anything unusual or unknown or potentially dangerous, based on memories and biological instinct, as scary.

Landmark research from the Scripps Research Institute that was published in the journal Molecular Psychiatry identified a new drug that has the potential to selectively erase dangerous addiction-associated memories in people addicted to meth. .

IT WILL probably be one of the messiest and most dangerous elections in living memory.