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Involuntary memory

Involuntary memory is a sub-component of memory that occurs when cues encountered in everyday life evoke recollections of the past without conscious effort. Voluntary memory, its opposite, is characterized by a deliberate effort to recall the past.

History, In clinical disorders & Occurrences

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Neurological basis

Effects of age

The role of emotion

In clinical disorders

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Involuntary memory

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related to Neurological basis · 11
Involuntary memory → Activity, However, PET, Positron Emission Tomography, Research, The, These, This, Thus, When, Yet
related to Marcel Proust—Proustian memory · 10
Involuntary memory → From, In Search, Lost Time, Marcel Proust, Proust, Proust's, Remembrance, Things Past, This, When
related to Hermann Ebbinghaus · 9
Involuntary memory → Born, Bremen, Ebbinghaus, Germany, He, Hermann Ebbinghaus, Linton's, Mace's, This
related to By-products of other memories · 6
Involuntary memory → According, Again, Characteristic, Linton, Mace, These
related to Priming · 6
Involuntary memory → During, Following, Mace, Such, To, Various
related to Chaining · 5
Involuntary memory → In, Mace, One, This, Typically
related to Development · 4
Involuntary memory → In, This, Those, While
related to Occurrences · 3
Involuntary memory → Mace, There, These
is a · 1
Involuntary memory → sub-component of memory that occurs when cues encountered in everyday life evoke recollections of the past without conscious effort

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involuntary memory memories voluntary may recall study also past retrieval one found research time experiences autobiographical cognitive trauma life chaining

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Involuntary memoryis asub-component of memory that occurs when cues encountered in everyday life evoke recollections of the past without conscious effort0.90text
eating a piece of cakeinstance ofThey are the products of common every-day experiences0.80text
bringing to mind a past experience evoked by the tasteinstance ofThey are the products of common every-day experiences0.80text
post-traumatic stress disorderinstance ofThe troubling nature of such memories makes these occurrences important to clinical researchers in their studies of psychiatric syndromes0.80text
the left inferior frontal gyrusinstance ofactivity in areas0.80text
left superior temporal gyrusinstance ofactivity in areas0.80text
left hippocampusinstance ofactivity in areas0.80text
and right superior occipital cortex have all been implicatedinstance ofactivity in areas0.80text
delusions and/or hallucinationsinstance ofthose who have been diagnosed with PTSD and have an identified form of trauma show positive symptoms of psychosis0.80text
Involuntary memoryrelated to By-products of other memoriesThese0.60section
Involuntary memoryrelated to By-products of other memoriesCharacteristic0.60section
Involuntary memoryrelated to By-products of other memoriesAgain0.60section

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    Involuntary memory

    Nodes33
    Edges32
    Triples63
    Avg. degree1.94
    Density0.060606
    Components1
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