A review of the mnemic models and evidence on the effect of affections and context on memory
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https://doi.org/10.34019/1982-1247.2023.v17.35179Keywords:
Memory; Neuroscience; Affections;Abstract
Memory is an extremely complex psychological function. Several theoretical models are present in the literature, and, in turn, they aim to explore and describe coding, storage and evocation processes. However, the organization of these models is still incipient, making it difficult for the connection between them to be made. This work aims to present and connect such theoretical models, as well as revisit the main evidence on the effect of state and context on memory.
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