The Concept of Autobiographical Memory and its Main Phenomenon
Ming Mao
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Ming Mao
Abstract
Autobiographical memory has fundamental significance to oneself, emotion and personal academic credentials. Featured as self - reference distinctively, autobiographical memory is a type of merger memory, whose content is mainly a personal life incidents. Research on autobiographical memory centers on three aspects such as childhood amnesia, reminiscence bump and self- reference effect.
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Autobiographical memory has fundamental significance to oneself, emotion and personal academic credentials. Featured as self - reference distinctively, autobiographical memory is a type of merger memory, whose content is mainly a personal life incidents. Research on autobiographical memory centers on three aspects such as childhood amnesia, reminiscence bump and self- reference effect.
Key concepts: Autobiographical memory, Childhood amnesia, Childhood memory, Psychology, Phenomenon, Reminiscence, Cognitive psychology, Episodic memory