Overview
Recovered memory is a complex psychological phenomenon where individuals recall memories that were previously forgotten or repressed, often due to trauma. This process can occur during therapy or be triggered by specific stimuli. Understanding the mechanisms behind recovered memories is crucial for ...
Key Terms
Example: Recalling a childhood event during therapy.
Example: Experiencing a car accident.
Example: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
Example: Remembering an event that never happened.
Example: Forgetting a traumatic event from childhood.
Example: A specific smell that reminds someone of a past trauma.
Related Topics
Trauma and Memory
Explores the relationship between traumatic experiences and memory formation.
intermediatePsychological Therapy Techniques
Covers various methods used in therapy to address mental health issues.
intermediateNeuroscience of Memory
Investigates how memories are formed and stored in the brain.
advancedKey Concepts
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