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So in every way, it's a negative memory".
In the first lecture of the course the lecturer asked us to all the think of the first negative memory we has about our own time at school.
"If you present a negative memory over and over again, without anything bad happening, it is possible for most people to overcome the fear," Schiller explained.
We took a neutral memory, and we artificially updated that to make it a negative memory," said Steve Ramirez, one of the M.I.T. neuroscientists on the project.
This altered activity may facilitate and reinforce the brain's ability to recall specific traumatic memories, thereby making it difficult for people with PTSD to break the pattern of negative memory recall.
According to the working memory theory, benefits occur when the limited capacity of the working memory is taxed by the simultaneous focus on the dual attention task (eye movements) and the negative memory.
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"The prediction that it would make positive memories more positive and negative memories less negative is true.
By contrast, during recollection of negative memories, the brain scans showed a decreased activation under MDMA compared with placebo.
Meanwhile, the more figurative pictures -- of houses, skyscrapers, sluice gates, maps, plants and trees -- are meant to erase negative memories.
The volunteers were also asked to write down six positive and six negative memories before they began the trial.
Some students have negative memories of social services and want to prevent others going through the same ordeal, explains Hickman.
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