Human Memory
If a person behaves in a confused or agitated way, I would begin to suspect that all is not well. Drowsiness, abnormal eye movements, and a staggering gait are also symptoms that, together with the undesirable emotional and cognitive states, are symptoms that generally appear for Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome (Heath Grades Inc., 2011).
The idea of "activation" concerns the frequency of memory use. The more a memory is used, the more it is activated. Activation leads to strength. Frequent activation means that a memory will become increasingly stronger. One example of this is the study process. If a piece of text is studied for the first time, recall is weak. When the initial memory is activated by revisiting material, it is strengthened slightly. Increased activation therefore means increased strength. In other words, activation is the active process that results in the unconscious strengthening of recall.
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The disorganized nature and poor elaboration of trauma memories then make them more vulnerable to a process of triggering via sensory cues. Intrusive symptoms are then increased.
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Implicit memories are those that are formed tacitly, and mostly early in life. They are inherent memories, and generally not accessible to the conscious mind, but still play an important role in how an individual reacts to situations. An implicit memory that I recall is when learning new ways to express myself. When I was very young, I used the word "resist" incorrectly, actually meaning that I could not "tolerate" a situation. When my mother explained the meaning of the word to me, I was able to use it according to its correct meaning.
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