WHO REMEMBERS WHAT? GENDER DIFFERENCES IN MEMORY

He: We met her: We met him: I am on time. She: No, you are late. He: Oh, yes, I clearly remember. He: I will have dinner with my friend. She: I will eat alone. He: Tenor sings. She: baritone. He: Yes, I remember. (Jiji's Maurice Chevalier and Hermione Gingold sing "I remember very well") He remembers the meeting at nine, he is on time, they dine with friends, and tenor I will sing. She remembers meeting at 8 o'clock, he is late, they eat alone, and baritone sings. These differences have a sense of humor. This is due to his memory mistake of this "important" social event.

As is well known, memory can trigger associated memory. We remember certain events with the background. Different memories have a specific context and you can have the same information between memory, for example events occurring in the same place. In this study, Dimsdale-Zucker built a house in a 3-D virtual environment using architectural sketch software. Subjects saw a series of videos and entered a house after entering a house. In each video, there are different objects in the house. Therefore, the subject memorizes the object in two contexts. That is, which video (plot memory) and which house (spatial memory).

Episode memory is a different neurocognition (brain / thinking) system than other storage systems, which enables humans to remember past experiences. The concept of episodic memory was originally proposed about 30 years ago. Then it was defined based on materials and work. Then it is refined and built up according to self, subjective time and self recognition. This chapter briefly introduces the concept of episodic memory, explains the change from the beginning (and actually has made a big change), examines the criticism, then (a) by the neuropsychological laboratory Discuss the provided memory impairment. Support evidence provided by the model. Functional neuroimaging study of brain activity patterns due to brain injury, and (b) normal subjects engaged in various memory tasks. I also suggest that episodic memory is a reality. Even if it is not yet understood, it is a natural miracle.

It took me more than five years to study various memory areas, such as how people remember various plots in their lives. Recently I have focused on the testimony of how this memory study can be applied in real life, in particular the testimony that we must recall what happened with the witness's memory in witness testimony. Witness memories are memories that involve storing certain events, using episodic memory, and storing semantic memory elements to memorize the meanings associated with that event. Using memories of witnesses, you can remember what happened at a particular date or a specific time, but if you have personal feelings, concentrate on what the event means with that memory You can.