Patricia Bauer at #sarmac2019 Is the development of autobiographical memory continuous or discontinuous? Retrospective reports from adults suggest discontinuity. Few memories from early childhood, <7. What about from children themselves?
The development of autobiographical memory.
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The discussions reflect high engagement and interest, with references to evolutionary milestones like the emergence of autobiographical memory enabling humans to contemplate mortality, as well as scholarly debates on whether memory develops gradually or in stages. Phrases like 'promote a broader approach' and questions about continuity demonstrate curiosity and recognition of the article's importance, indicating these social discussions are shaping perspectives on memory's role in human evolution and psychology.
Most discussions acknowledge the significance of autobiographical memory development, with some referencing recognized scholars like Katherine Nelson and Robyn Fivush, indicating general agreement with the article's insights.
The topics are engaging, linking human evolution, emotional factors, and developmental processes, which evoke high interest among readers.
Comments include personal reflections and questions, such as whether autobiographical memory develops continuously or discontinuously, showing active engagement but not deeply technical analysis.
The discussions highlight the article's relevance to understanding human cognition and cultural influences, suggesting a moderate impact on how people think about memory development.
Abstract in brief
- Autobiographical memory is a uniquely human system that helps people organize their past experiences into a cohesive life story, developing gradually from childhood through adolescence.
- Its development relies on the growth of a sense of subjective self, which perceives itself as the same person over time, and is influenced by social and cultural contexts, including gender and cultural differences.
- Interacting with caregivers, especially mothers who engage in detailed and evaluative reminiscing, encourages children to develop richer, more coherent, and evaluative autobiographical memories.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyAccording to evolutionary biologists, it was the development of autobiographical #memory only 40,000 years ago that allowed humans to fully comprehend #death & and entertain thoughts of the #aflerlife https://t.co/QKC3y4fSvR
The Development of Autobiographical Memory, Autobiographical Narratives, and Autobiographical Consciousness - Katherine Nelson and Robyn Fivush https://t.co/x7rOWKOV0M
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Just published: Towards a better integration of emotional factors in autobiographical memory. The goal is to promote a broader approach to emotion in the development of autobiographical memory. With the correct URL!: https://t.co/55MJ2yjrvi #memory #emotion #affect
RT @lkfazio: Patricia Bauer at #sarmac2019 Is the development of autobiographical memory continuous or discontinuous? Retrospective reports…
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According to evolutionary biologists, it was the development of autobiographical #memory only 40,000 years ago that allowed humans to fully comprehend #death & and entertain thoughts of the #aflerlife https://t.co/QKC3y4fSvR
The Development of Autobiographical Memory, Autobiographical Narratives, and Autobiographical Consciousness - Katherine Nelson and Robyn Fivush https://t.co/x7rOWKOV0M
Just published: Towards a better integration of emotional factors in autobiographical memory. The goal is to promote a broader approach to emotion in the development of autobiographical memory. With the correct URL!: https://t.co/55MJ2yjrvi #memory #emotion #affect
Fivush, R. (2011). The Development of Autobiographical Memory. Annual Review of Psychology, 62(1), 559-582. https://t.co/ziPJ4tyDCx
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@hualiankin
RT @lkfazio: Patricia Bauer at #sarmac2019 Is the development of autobiographical memory continuous or discontinuous? Retrospective reports…
RT @lkfazio: Patricia Bauer at #sarmac2019 Is the development of autobiographical memory continuous or discontinuous? Retrospective reports…
Patricia Bauer at #sarmac2019 Is the development of autobiographical memory continuous or discontinuous? Retrospective reports from adults suggest discontinuity. Few memories from early childhood, <7. What about from children themselves?