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How Big Is Human Memory, Or on Being Just Useful Enough
How We Learn: Memory & the Brain
Empirical Evidence Supporting Neural Contributions to Episodic Memory Development In
Cognitive Psychology
Ernest Schachtel, on Memory and Infantile Amnesia
Can Cognitive Neuroscience Illuminate the Nature of Traumatic Childhood Memories? Daniel L Schacterl, Wilma Koutstaal and Kenneth a Norman
CHILDREN's MEMORY, TRAUMATIC MEMORIES and the CHILD WITNESS
How We Learn: Memory & the Brain
Emotion and Memory: Children’S Long-Term Remembering, Forgetting, and Suggestibility
Recovered Memories and Accusations of Sexual Abuse: a Review of Scientific Research Relevant to Missionary Contexts
Gain-Loss Framing Enhances Mnemonic Discrimination in Preschoolers
Infantile Amnesia Reconsidered: a Cross-Cultural Analysis
Childhood Amnesia in Children and Adolescents: Their Earliest Memories
Howe Early Memory SI Commentary in Press
Infantile Amnesia: a Critical Period of Learning to Learn and Remember
Adults' Memories of Long-Past Events
Memory Systems
Cognitive Development Throughout the Lifespan
Top View
Linkages to Mother-Child Reminiscing Over Time
Infantile Amnesia
Children's Ability to Distinguish Between Memories from Multiple Sources: Implications for the Quality and Accuracy of Eyewitness Statements
Detailed Contents
What's in a Name for Memory Errors? Implications and Ethical Issues
Understanding the Reminiscence Bump: a Systematic Review Khadeeja Munawar
Chapter 7: HUMAN MEMORY
Investigating Memory Development in Children and Infantile Amnesia In
Memory 7 LEARNING OBJECTIVES
8 Memory Development
Mnemonic Self-Reference Effects in Preschool Children
WO 2017/007755 Al 12 January 2017 (12.01.2017) P O P C T
Analyzing Flashbulb Memories in Relation to the Infantile Amnesia Barrier: a Study of 9/11
Infantile Amnesia: a Neurogenic Hypothesis
Volume 17 of Helix
Comparison of Earliest and Later Autobiographical Memories in Young and Middle-Aged Adults
Childhood Amnesia in Children: a Prospective Study Across Eight Years
Amnesias of a Freudian Kind
The Neuroscience of Memory Development: Implications for Adults Recalling Childhood Experiences in the Courtroom
The Epistemology of Forgetting
Timely Sleep Facilitates Declarative Memory Consolidation in Infants Sabine Seehagen Ruhr-Universität Bochum
Article (Published Version)
Memory and Early Brain Development 1 2 Thanujeni Pathman, Phd, Patricia J