Falsa memoria.

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Title: Falsa memoria. (Spanish).
Alternate Title: False memory. (English)
Authors: Herscovici, Pedro
Source: De Familias y Terapias. dic2014, Vol. 23 Issue 37, p55-68. 14p.
Subjects: False memory syndrome, Recovered memory, Executive function, Psychotherapy, Neurosciences, Witnesses
Abstract (English): Recovered memories have generated an intense debate that has stimulated a number of studies about memory as a constructive process. Here we explore the executive functions of memory in general and of false memories in particular. Their influence on the process of encoding and retrieval of information in psychotherapy and in the testimony of witnesses is assessed. Their clinical, social and theoretical implications are highlighted. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish): La recuperación de recuerdos ha generado un intenso debate que estimuló una serie de investigaciones sobre la memoria como proceso constructivo. Aquí se indaga el papel de las funciones ejecutivas en la memoria en general y en los falsos recuerdos en particular. Se evalúa su influencia sobre los procesos de codificación y recuperación de la información en psicoterapia y en la declaración de testigos. Se destacan sus implicancias clínicas, sociales y teóricas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:Recovered memories have generated an intense debate that has stimulated a number of studies about memory as a constructive process. Here we explore the executive functions of memory in general and of false memories in particular. Their influence on the process of encoding and retrieval of information in psychotherapy and in the testimony of witnesses is assessed. Their clinical, social and theoretical implications are highlighted. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:07170173