Cognition Lecture 6 7 Autobiographical Memory

[@barbaradonohue4822]

I love Joe Kenra too. Glad you mentioned that you place yourself back in those times. I always do that I. These time-past shows. (Like the Brady Bunch... what was I doing when I first saw this episode, etc).

[@bobbeckel5266]

I find it very interesting current theory indicates culture affects memory. It seems our government currently wants us to ignore culture and focus on skin color. That is, comparing cultures is taboo. In this presentation I heard nothing about the effect of emotion on memory -- why recalling some memories can put us back in the event. Also, no mention of the associative nature of memory -- why we recall what we do and when we do -- what triggers memories. Or, why we have trouble at time recalling memories.

[@Brunofromaraguari]

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[@dineomautjana5976]

Hi Paul , Could you please explain the cognitive hypothesis with regards to the reminiscence bump.

[@gabriellalaplace]

I've been trying to figure out how I can test my autobiographical memory, im an aphant meaning I have no minds eye.