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Narrativity and Referential Activity Predict Episodic Memory Strength in Autobiographical Memories.
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- The study examines narrativity and referential activity as potential indicators of episodic memory strength when individuals recount past experiences.
- It utilizes linguistic measures to assess narrativity and referential activity in retold personal memories from participants, linking these measures to prior evaluations of memory strength based on internal details.
- Data analysis reveals that both narrativity and referential activity improve predictions of internal details in memories, with the combination of the two yielding better results.
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@wmblathers.bsky.social is back! And he's giving us an overview of subordinate clauses. So tune in to learn all the ways your conlang can stick a sentence... in a sentence! #conlang #language #linguistics youtu.be/8Jh6cVPcqQ0?...
I found it! https://t.co/SMYs6RwjD9 https://t.co/CXgXz1Dwjo
The video (gently) makes the case that old cat memes from the 35mm era tended to personify them and put them in human situations, whereas now in 50mm the focus is on how alien they look when photographed from up close--and how we relate to that. youtu.be/oHsKYsRNQts
mt foda ese video https://t.co/EMRYSoHPba
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It is kinda fucked up how the way we see the world relies on the decision making of tech companies but we are here now https://t.co/bSjkE2LDbG
Beyond all the software manipulation of images on smart phones, This video brings up another reason why smartphone images look so bad compared to images from a standalone camera. Ever widening lenses. https://youtu.be/oHsKYsRNQts?si=z2gU_UM1Cb1nyJ2M #photography #notsosmartphones
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The word "deanimalisation" is rarely used in the same way we usually use the word "dehumanisation" - thinking of animals as lesser than they are by dismissing certain traits from them. This video draws the line between dehumanisation and deanimalisation through examining both. youtu.be/oYUDoXSqOF4
https://t.co/OaZB5ZpAs7 Interesante video. "Pensar es malo?"
@Ozymandias97X @SwipeWright "It" is for entities without animacy. https://t.co/owj3MadH5R
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@cmllacrspm Nesse vídeo tem algumas dicas legais sobre o tema! O canal em sí é bem legal! https://t.co/9pUVE7kMk1
O vídeo que eu precisava assistir! https://t.co/UnPrpundyZ
RT @minutopsiquicos: VÍDEO NOVO: VIDEOCHAMADAS CANSAM MAIS? https://t.co/dSNllmHvH1 https://t.co/d4onvG9Kax
Uma das pesquisas mais legais que vi atualmente https://t.co/DBNAbruCtb
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