The Recovery of Unconscious Memories
Hypermnesia and Reminiscence

264 pages
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59 line drawings, 14 tables
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6 x 9
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© 1996
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Table of Contents

Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
1: The Historical Background of Hypermnesia and Reminiscence in Experimental Psychology
2: Hypermnesia and Reminiscence in the Clinic
3: Shipwreck of Hypermnesia and Reminiscence in the Laboratory: The Mid-Century Period
4: The Recovery of Information from Complex Subliminal Stimuli
5: Rehabilitation of Hypermnesia and Reminiscence in Modern Experimental Psychology
6: Theoretical Issues in the Modern Experimental Literature on Hypermnesia and Reminiscence
7: Special Topics in Hypermnesia
8: Long-Term and Very Long-Term Hypermnesia for Complex Narrative Materials
9: Overview and Implications
App: The Technique, Rationale, and Empirical Grounding of Criterion-Controlled Free Recall (CCFR) of Narrative Materials
References
Name Index
Subject Index
Acknowledgments
1: The Historical Background of Hypermnesia and Reminiscence in Experimental Psychology
2: Hypermnesia and Reminiscence in the Clinic
3: Shipwreck of Hypermnesia and Reminiscence in the Laboratory: The Mid-Century Period
4: The Recovery of Information from Complex Subliminal Stimuli
5: Rehabilitation of Hypermnesia and Reminiscence in Modern Experimental Psychology
6: Theoretical Issues in the Modern Experimental Literature on Hypermnesia and Reminiscence
7: Special Topics in Hypermnesia
8: Long-Term and Very Long-Term Hypermnesia for Complex Narrative Materials
9: Overview and Implications
App: The Technique, Rationale, and Empirical Grounding of Criterion-Controlled Free Recall (CCFR) of Narrative Materials
References
Name Index
Subject Index
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