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Graham Perrin

To Pluck a Rooted Sorrow | Print Article | Newsweek.com - 0 views

  • science of forgetting
  • Long-term memories
  • altered and then it is stored again
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  • aren't fixed in a permanent form once they're filed away in the brain
  • ramps up the memory-processing machinery
  • supercritical or meaningful or scary
  • stress hormones alert the amygdala, the brain's emotional control center
  • The original memory? No longer there.
  • superhappy sticky stuff is fun
  • cognitive behavioral therapy
  • isn't wildly successful
  • drops to one third
  • improve by only about 50 percent
  • but every time they were recalled?
  • what if memories were consolidated not just once,
  • original memory could be changed and "reconsolidated"?
  • Researchers first proposed reconsolidation in the late 1960s
  • our remembrance of a single experience lands like confetti in the brain
  • dry facts
  • appear to lodge in the hippocampus
  • emotional trauma of that same event
  • seem to be housed in the amygdala
  • both parts emerge together
  • People cherish their memories, even their bad memories
  • they want to recall them with less pain
    • Graham Perrin
       
      Agreed.
  • removing memory gets into dangerous territory
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