Remindings, on the other hand, depend upon remembering the specific individual episodes.
But upon remembering the commercial later she realized that most of the images were of men, by men.
Upon remembering that crossovers existed, I immediately became upset that in so many hours of television-watching in the past few years, I haven't gotten to see any of my favourite characters interact meaningfully with each other!
Applying cognitive models of PTSD to depression (Ehlers & Clark, 2000), studies have demonstrated that the degree to which an individual assigns negative interpretations/appraisals to their intrusive memories (e.g., "This memory means I am going crazy"), rather than memory frequency, is a key driver of the distress experienced upon remembering the event.
Although I have to confess something else: as I scanned the upcoming season's fixture list to locate the derby dates there was a brief, if acute, sense of loss upon remembering there will be no league derbies for at least 12 months.
When amnesia strikes after a concussion, his first thoughts upon revival are that he has remembered this before, and survived.
The living, meanwhile, are called upon to remember "the other shore," though this doesn't necessarily mean mortality; crossing over to the spirit world is synonymous with enlightenment.
It is less clear what impact the AHS has upon everyday remembering; of which prospective memory is an excellent example (PM: memory for future plans/actions; such as remembering to perform a task at a specific time).
Half a century after the end of empire, politicians of all persuasions still feel called upon to remember our imperial past with respect.
For every thing we are called upon to remember, there is something else we are compelled to forget.
The one error-monitoring device we're all born with - memory - is, itself, famously fallible, and never more so than when we are called upon to remember unpleasant events like mistakes.
