If there were, as Gerrig suggests, "a systematic failure of memory processes to produce relevant knowledge as the narrative unfolds" then our ability when informed by knowledge of the narrative outcome to notice new clues upon a reviewing is utterly mysterious (Gerrig 1997, 172).
Following a systematic review [15], memory deficits are the most consistently reported neuropsychological features of OCD patients.
Although we found no systematic bias of memory toward prototypical hue, we note that many of the cube stimuli were very similar in hue to the measured prototypical colors.
Reminiscence is the systematic use of memories and recollections to strengthen self-identity and self-worth.
Reminiscence can be described as ' the systematic use of memories and recollections to reawaken or strengthen self-identity and self-worth' (translated from [ 3]).
As our mixed-method systematic review had flagged memory impairment as an epilepsy-specific issue, we set out to specifically look for the impact of memory impairment as described by children, young people and their parents.
Pilot studies using rTMS have demonstrated improvement of psychopathology in other psychiatric disorders, but a systematic investigation of working memory effects outlasting the stimulation procedure has not been performed so far.
Systematic errors in affective memory (Kahneman 1999 and 2000), however, would provide grounds for skepticism about the adequacy of any actual hedonic memory representations relied on in such judging, even if the intellectuals' impartiality and freedom from self-deception were is granted.
Second, error can arise due to systematic corruption of the memory for the target item by other items maintained in VSTM: interference or misbinding errors.
