Less severe incidents could have been forgotten, leading to recall bias with underreporting or misreporting of frequency, nature, severity, and external causes of non-fatal and non-disabling injuries, so-called loss of memory (Harel et al. 1994) or memory decay (Mock et al. 1999; Moshiro et al. 2005).
He said the movie was so realistic that it helped him to recall forgotten details of the crash.
Since then, I have raised two children to adulthood, and I don't recall ever forgetting to feed them.
Our ape ancestors knew a few things we've forgotten but might do well to recall about now.
To counter despair, we would do well to recall the forgotten "second voice" from the civil-rights movement of the 1950s and '60s.
"Er... the problem... er... " Behind her, a number of Tory backbenchers suddenly recalled they had forgotten to update their Facebook statuses, and busied themselves determinedly with their iPads and smartphones.
Yesterday, as Patrick Mercer resigned the Conservative whip after being allegedly caught out by a BBC/Telegraph lobbying sting, both the register and the right to recall are virtually forgotten.
First, errors related to forgetting and recall bias may have been introduced into the results due to the retrospective self-report nature of the instruments used [ 48].
Besides, we believe that participants describing their life time lived experiences of disclosure often is hard to forget, therefore recall bias was minimal.
To the time when a bad day at the office was easily forgotten upon recalling that schnook M.? There must be a way to go back in time and fix this, right?
Here the oyster is a simple sea conch containing the various potions that make characters either forget or recall their past, depending upon the needs of the lurching plot.
