And along the back wall, the family has decorated the blank space with badges and memorabilia from defunct camps, whose names trigger recollections for the parents of today's campers: Wayne, Camp Seneca, Camp Samoset, Camp Northwood.
Ordinarily we encounter such heavy-handed directorial controls as shooting a character from a low camera angle to unconsciously trigger recollection of our childhood experience of looking up to authority figures.
The RA expanded on details during breaks or at the end of the observation day using the chart entries to trigger recollections.
"I like looking at things that trigger recollections," she says.
It may be related to the dream in some way, and it might trigger recollections.
Projected salaries may trigger trembling recollections of a loved one's once great, now vanquished, aspirations.
Ms Joreige's archaeological approach to creating a narrative underscores how personal possessions, such as a teddy bear, a curtain or a radio, can become a symbol or a trigger for recollections of war.Clever approaches to capturing life on camera abound, whether the subject is family history or the aftermath of a dictator's turbulent reign.
We selected focus groups as a method that would allow for a dynamic data collection process in which group members might immediately discuss new topics introduced by fellow participants while statements offered by one individual might trigger the recollections of other members.
This plan has the disadvantage of triggering vague recollections of Van Dieman's Land as a prison, and might be dismissed out of hand as ironic but unrealistic.
What triggered my recollections of these family stops was an e-mail press release announcing the 54th season of Santa's Workshop, a roadside attraction in Wilmington, N.Y., 12 miles from Lake Placid.
It's constantly triggering recollections from his extraordinary and, at times, painful life.
