| 41. | Two models of flashbulb memory state that the consequences of an event determines the intensity of emotional reactions.
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| 42. | The consequence of an event is a critical variable in the formation and maintenance of a flashbulb memory.
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| 43. | "' Flashbulb memories "'are clear episodic memories of unique and highly emotional events.
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| 44. | In contrast, a low number of non-UK subjects had flashbulb memories one year after her resignation.
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| 45. | Ulric Neisser ( 1995 ) has work thats related to cognitive psychology, specifically the idea of flashbulb memories.
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| 46. | Most of these initial properties of flashbulb memories have been debated since Brown and Kulik first coined the term.
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| 47. | It has been debated whether flashbulb memories are really accurate enough to be considered their own category of memory.
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| 48. | Flashbulb memory occurs when a very vivid memory of a traumatic, emotional, or significant event is recalled.
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| 49. | This method allows researchers to observe the rate of memory decay, the accuracy and the content of flashbulb memories.
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| 50. | There has been other evidence that shows that personal importance of an event is a strong predictor of flashbulb memories.
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