Sentence examples for repress memory from inspiring English sources

They say studies indicate that it is not uncommon for victims of sexual abuse to repress memory.

The core findings showed that controlling unwanted memories was associated with increased activation of the left and right frontal cortex (the part of the brain used to repress memory), which in turn led to reduced activation of the hippocampus (the part of the brain used to remember experiences).

I AM still trying to repress memories of my own aborted attempt to use the Internet as a broadcast medium.

For the same reason, she does not have an unconscious, she says; she does not repress memories and thoughts, like normal people.

For 35 years, I have tried to repress memories of songs like "Speed Boat," which mainly involved banging on middle "C" while lustily belting out, "Put, put, put, put, put, put, put! Goes the flash-y speed-boat".

As they work to clarify hazy memories of their son, a bigger picture of a forgotten war, and the devices used to repress memories of those lost, resurfaces.

Inhabiting this distinct personality will help you compartmentalise and repress memories of all the horrible things you'll do to the scholarship kids over the next few years.

I've polled a number of parents on this specific issue and have come up with a number of recurring themes that may help explain why parents try so hard to repress memories of their teen years.

However, this could be due to the general approach in Rwanda where people do not forget the genocide or repress memories of what occurred during the 3 months in 1994 and thereafter, in order to avoid reiteration.

I even have a Tiger Woods repressed memory.

It requested all correspondence about repressed memory even though the Jane Doe case does not involve repressed memory.