It is difficult to remember whether I wanted to remember or forget: Emotion enhances item memory but distorts source memory

Sarah Elizabeth Freehafer; Rachel A. Bersok; Mai Migita; Michael Patrick Landow; Hajime Otani; Koichi Kato; Terry M Libkuman

It is difficult to remember whether I wanted to remember or forget: Emotion enhances item memory but distorts source memory

Sarah Elizabeth Freehafer, Rachel A. Bersok, Mai Migita, Michael Patrick Landow, Hajime Otani, Koichi Kato, Terry M Libkuman

Psychology

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Original language	English
State	Published - Apr 2010
Event	Southern Society for Philosophy & Psychology - Atlanta, Georgia Duration: Apr 1 2010 → Apr 30 2010

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Other	Southern Society for Philosophy & Psychology
Period	04/1/10 → 04/30/10

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It is difficult to remember whether I wanted to remember or forget: Emotion enhances item memory but distorts source memory

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