Memory distortion : how minds, brains, and societies reconstruct the past /
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Cambridge, Mass. :
Harvard University Press,
1995.
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Table of Contents:
- The Reality of illusory memories / Elizabeth F. Loftus, Julie Feldman, and Richard Dashiell
- Constructive memory and memory distortions: a parallel-distributed processing approach / James L. McClelland
- False beliefs: some developmental and clinical considerations / Stephen J. Ceci
- Hypnosis and suggestions / David Spiegel
- Post traumatic stress disorder: psychobiological mechanisms of traumatic remembrance / John H. Krystal, Stephen M. Southwick, and Dennis S. Charney
- Mood-congruent memory biases in anxiety and depression / Susan Mineka and Kathleen Nugent
- Biological foundations of accuracy and inaccuracy in memory / Larry R. Squire
- Confabulation / Morris Moscovitch
- Emotional activation, neuromodulatory systems, and memory / James L. McGaugh
- Speculations on the fidelity of memories stored in synaptic connections / Rodney A. Swain [et al.]
- Steps toward a molecular definition of memory consolidation / Ted Abel [et al.]
- Some patterns and meanings of memory distortion in American history / Michael Kammen
- Dynamics of distortion in collective memory / Michael Schudson
- Ancient Egyptian antijudaism: a case of distorted memory / Jan Assmann
- Notes on the cerebral topography of memory and memory distortion: a neurologist's perspective / Marek-Marsel Mesulam
- Memory distortion and anamnesis: a view from the human sciences / Lawrence E. Sullivan.