Una revisión de los modelos mnémicos y evidencias sobre el efecto de los afectos y contexto en la memoria
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https://doi.org/10.34019/1982-1247.2023.v17.35179Palabras clave:
Memoria; Neurociencia; Afectos;Resumen
La memoria es una función psicológica extremadamente compleja. Diversos modelos teóricos están presentes en la literatura y, a su vez, ellos visan explorar y describir procesos de codificación, almacenamiento y evocación. Sin embargo, la organización de estos modelos aún es incipiente, dificultando que la conexión entre ellos sea hecha. Dicho esto, este trabajo tiene como objetivo presentar y conectar tales modelos teóricos, así como revisar las principales evidencias sobre el efecto del estado y el contexto en la memoria.
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