Striving for a consistent life story: congnitive reactions to autobiographical memories

Article Abstract:

Remembered life events elicit feelings of well-being on whether they are consistent with beliefs about that period and, if not, whether cognitive reaction restores consistency. Experiments with cognitive reactions showed they moderated the relationship between well-being and consistent recall.

United States, Psychological aspects, Cognitive science, Autobiographies, Developmental psychology

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Time in autobiographical memory

Article Abstract:

Research on memory for the times of past events revealed ten main phenomenon that constrain theoretical accounts of time in autobiographical memory. A combination of processes, most notably the reconstruction of the past times, underlies the chronological sense of the past.

Science & research, Influence

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Striving for a consistent life story: cognitive reactions to autobiographical memories

Article Abstract:

The authors examine the theory of cognitive reactions to memories in regards to consistency to determine the role of cognitive reactions to well being.

Cognitive consistency

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