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Autobiographical Memory Autobiographical Memory
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The Content and Organization of One’s Life History The Content and Organization of One’s Life History
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Cognitive Neuroscience of Autobiographical Memory Cognitive Neuroscience of Autobiographical Memory
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The Neural Bases of Autobiographical Memory Retrieval The Neural Bases of Autobiographical Memory Retrieval
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The Retrieval of Episodic Autobiographical Memories The Retrieval of Episodic Autobiographical Memories
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The Retrieval of Personal Semantics The Retrieval of Personal Semantics
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Self-Related Functions of Autobiographical Memory Self-Related Functions of Autobiographical Memory
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Maintaining and Creating Continuity for One’s Personal Identity Maintaining and Creating Continuity for One’s Personal Identity
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Maintaining the Self-Concept With Autobiographical Memory Maintaining the Self-Concept With Autobiographical Memory
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Creating a Continuous Self-Concept With Autobiographical Memory Creating a Continuous Self-Concept With Autobiographical Memory
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Reflections on Enduring Change Reflections on Enduring Change
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From the Viewpoint of the Integrated Memory Model From the Viewpoint of the Integrated Memory Model
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References References
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11 Erasing Problematic Emotional Learnings: Psychotherapeutic Use of Memory Reconsolidation Research
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8 Autobiographical Memory and the Self-Concept
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Published:March 2020
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Abstract
Autobiographical memory plays a central role in one’s conceptualization of the self. It does so not only by storing the content of one’s life history, but also by providing the memories that are used to construct who we are and what we hope to become. Based on theories and evidence from cognitive neuroscience, the authors of this chapter discuss the contents and organization of autobiographical memory and the neural mechanisms that support the retrieval of autobiographical memories. They also cover core self-related functions served by this type of memory. The chapter closes by considering how the cognitive neuroscience of autobiographical memory and its self-related functions can provide insight into mechanisms of enduring change.
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