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Remembering to forget

11 years ago amy.r

Memories influence our behaviour for better or worse. A traumatic incident, experienced once, can darken our lives for ever more. Drug or alcohol addiction – driven by remembered rewards – can render the idea of “normal life

Cite this article:
Reichelt A (2013-01-07 00:34:16). Remembering to forget. Australian Science. Retrieved: Apr 24, 2024, from http://australianscience.com.au/research-2/remembering-to-forget/

Tags: addiction, memory, neuroscience, Psychology, PTSD

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