However, we cannot distinguish between the possibilities that (1) the participants' responses are based on actual alterations of memory traces, or that (2) these responses are based on erroneous feelings of familiarity/novelty without modifications of the memory traces.
A significant factor in the suicide of patients in psychotherapy is the implicit but erroneous belief that the therapist alone can prevent suicide, especially when that belief is coupled with the negative feelings patients often have to their therapists ("Patient Suicide Brings Therapists Lasting Pain," Jan . 16.
However, that's just a popular erroneous belief.
I find this erroneous belief both absurd and baffling.
If we focus on what we can't control, we erroneously create feelings of helplessness--erroneous because we are blaming ourselves for failing at something that was never in our power to begin with, and in so doing, we undervalue or even ignore the aspects of the situation which we handled well when the ball was in our court.
However, several experimental groups subsequently proved that such a feeling was erroneous and reported on the growth of macropores on p-Si, either in aqueous or non-aqueous conditions [6 17].
OCD-patients are continuously monitoring their behaviour but still remain with the feeling of erroneous actions and states [60].
These examples aptly illustrate the way the experience of illness and interpretation of symptoms are affected by the social context which can provide alternative, although in these examples, erroneous and misleading explanations for feeling unwell.
Most feelings of nervousness are based on erroneous notions that make you feel incapable of handling life situations -- be it with business matters, at home with your family or recovering from an illness.
One reporter for Britain's Independent has apologised for his vivid account of the massacre that wasn't, pleading strangely in mitigation that he was feeling "furious" when he filed his erroneous despatch.
