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- Bredefeldt Öhman, Monica, 1948-
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Episodiskt minne : finns det något sådant?
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In: Nordisk Psykologi. - 0029-1463. ; 55:4, s. 232-341
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- The distinction between semantic and episodic memory is discussed on the basis of an empirical study focusing on mental representations and autobiographical memory. The notion of episodic memory is called in question. An alternative model is proposed which is grounded in whether the memory is refering to the self or not, and if a phenomenal reliving experience is activated or not. In the proposed model autobiographical memory and semantic memory are partly overlapping but the recollective memory is regarded to be a "natural kind" and consequently secluded. Everything a person knows and remembers has its origin in experiences. If the experiences are emotionally significant for the self they will fill a different function for the individual than they will if they are emotionally neutral. This is the crucial point for whether the memory of an experience will become a semantic memory or an autobiographical memory.
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- Bredefeldt Öhman, Monica
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Episodiskt minne : finns det något sådant?
- 2003
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In: Nordisk Psykologiteori, forskning, praksis. - : Danish Psychological Publishers. - 0029-1463. ; 55:4, s. 232-341
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- The distinction between semantic and episodic memory is discussed on the basis of an empirical study focusing on mental representations and autobiographical memory. The notion of episodic memory is called in question. An alternative model is proposed which is grounded in whether the memory is refering to the self or not, and if a phenomenal reliving experience is activated or not. In the proposed model autobiographical memory and semantic memory are partly overlapping but the recollective memory is regarded to be a "natural kind" and consequently secluded. Everything a person knows and remembers has its origin in experiences. If the experiences are emotionally significant for the self they will fill a different function for the individual than they will if they are emotionally neutral. This is the crucial point for whether the memory of an experience will become a semantic memory or an autobiographical memory.
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