Down Memory Limbo
Title: Down Memory Limbo
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Down Memory Limbo
Down Memory Limbo
In a recent study by Joseph LeDoux, it has been found that memories associated with fear can be altered or completely erased from the long-term memory. The memory is comprised of three main parts. The sensory register includes anything picked up by your senses. From here, anything that you pay attention to will be transferred into the short-term memory, which can hold five to nine items at a time. The long-term memory
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during frightening experiences are vulnerable and potentially unreliable, the memories of victims of crimes must be examined. And, since our memories influence our behaviors and attitudes, our “bad” memories--which can often cause long-term, debilitating conditions--must also be examined. We should keep in mind also, the fact that our earliest memories which possibly influenced our behaviors and attitudes the most, were formed during childhood--a time when we’re more susceptible to fear.
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