J Exp Child Psychol February 2016 PMID 26601787

Mood congruity and episodic memory in young children.

Joan Christodoulou, Deborah M Burke

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The study explored how mood influences memory in young children aged 3 and 4, especially focusing on how feeling happy or sad impacts their recall of stories with emotional content.
Using a facial manipulation task (holding a chopstick or popsicle stick in a way that promotes or inhibits smiling), researchers successfully induced different moods and found that children who smiled remembered more positive story details than negative ones.
These findings suggest that even at a young age, children's emotional states can shape what they remember, supporting the idea that emotions and memories are interconnected through embodied experiences during early childhood.]

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