Jacoby's work measured age-dependent distinctions between familiarity (recognition) and source memory (recollection) of a given event.
Memory is assessed in terms of immediate registration (repeating a set of words), short-term memory (recalling the set of words after an interval, or recalling a short paragraph), and long-term memory (recollection of well known historical or geographical facts).
Abarukas (Saturday and Sunday) In "Lullaby to Mr. Adam," the choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba, who founded this company in 2009, evokes the memory and recollections of the eponymous Mr. Adam.
The mother-son attachment is tenderly rendered as John tries to spark his mother's memory by recollections of the Cumbrian countryside, his own upbringing in Wigton, and by photos and references to his mother's old pleasures, song and dance.
"During those years, I kept playing these incessant memory exercises, recollections of my Grandma and my childhood in Beirut".
Hence, the shared involvement of the frontal and temporal regions in both physiological activity and emotional memory recollection may provide part of the mechanism whereby emotional memories generate changes in indices of physiological activity.
For close to two years, Ms. Sims has traversed the country in search of such memories, the recollections of African-American elders about lynching.
The characters, in their thirties, even pressing forty, carry a growing weight of romantic memories — their recollections of people whom they loved and lost (or left) surge forth during intimate times with new lovers.
Do you love Hazell Dean?"), the sisters bonded over the seaside slot machines, hooting and bickering amid a clamour of shared fears, childhood memories and recollections of their relationship with dead bigamist Charlie Cotton.
Memories and recollections of skies – from my hometown Vancouver, from my travels, from films, photographs and paintings, historic and contemporary, including my own – were distilled into singular mental images that captured a feeling of longing.
