You threw it all away!" An Inescapable Memory Imagine the worst day of your life.
The books are full of obscure and often surprising information, most notably about bourgeois sexuality, which he argued, with a wealth of examples drawn from diaries and letters of the time, was far from being as prudish as popular memory imagined.
She and her group perform on a stage with Google Earth backdrops of her hometown in Ireland; groups of songs explore love, memories, imagined lives and more love.
My brain became a swirl of information, memories, imagined memories.
Neuroimaging showed that patterns of brain activation for episodic memory and imagining the future were virtually indistinguishable.
Participants were instructed to maintain these symbols in visual memory by imagining them staying on the screen throughout each trial.
Participants were instructed to maintain these symbols in visual memory by imagining them staying on the screen.
Given that episodic memory and imagining the future are impaired in patients with hippocampal damage and amnesia, we wondered whether successful CF thinking also depends upon the integrity of the hippocampus.
Also, therapists can manage the intensity of exposure therapy by introducing clients to feared stimuli using intermediate or purposefully protracted techniques, such as imaginal exposure (e.g., retelling traumatic memories or imagining feared situations or objects) and graded exposure (e.g., step-by-step exposure to stimuli based on a fear hierarchy).
They're more likely to make do by repressing their memories and imagining that they had it easier than they did, or even by idealizing the parents at whose hands they have suffered.
As expected, participants with PTSD took longer to retrieve other autobiographical memories while imagining the worst moment of their assault than participants without PTSD, while no such group difference was found while participants imagined the worst moment of another negative event that had happened at a similar time.
