Sentence examples for therapy memory from inspiring English sources
But if, to quote Louis Cozolino, a psychologist who writes on the neuroscience of therapy, "memory is a form of internal enactment of whatever is being recalled," how do we retroactively create a life story out of events that were never experienced?
A subset of the participants in the Women's Health Initiative study has been undergoing tests of cognitive function to see if hormone replacement therapy affects memory.
We found that dopamine replacement therapy influenced memory for learned response associations.
We next examined the effect of rituximab therapy on memory (CD19+CD27+) B cells, the precursors of autoantibody-producing plasma cells.
Therefore, we analyzed the effects of immunoablative therapy on memory responses before and after repeated immunizations with the recall antigen TT.
Specific anticonvulsant therapy reverses memory impairments in various transgenic mouse strains, but it is not known whether reduction of epileptiform activity might serve as a surrogate marker of drug efficacy for memory improvement in AD mouse models.
Consistent with the computational theories, we show that stopping dopaminergic therapy impairs memory for probabilistic information over a delay, whereas deep brain stimulation to the region of the subthalamic nucleus disrupts decision making when multiple pieces of acquired information must be combined.
In talk therapy, false memories can sometimes be created through the inadvertent suggestions of the therapist, but this is unlikely in E.M.D.R. therapy because the clinical input is minimal while the client's brain makes the appropriate internal connections.
If it is because of trauma, find out the root cause and try to deal with healing therapy or even memory ECT (to erase selective memory) for some extreme debilitating trauma such as rape or murder.
How does dopamine therapy improve retention of longer term memories?
Among them are these: "Lost Daughters: Recovered Memory Therapy and the People It Hurts" by Reinder Van Til, William B. Eerdmans Publishing, Grand Rapids, Mich., 1997.
