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Introduction to Psychology

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작성자 Brigitte Dresne… 작성일 25-08-11 20:56 조회 19 댓글 0

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There also appear to be particular neurotransmitters concerned with the strategy of memory, comparable to epinephrine, dopamine, serotonin, glutamate, and acetylcholine (Myhrer, 2003). There continues to be discussion and debate among researchers as to which neurotransmitter plays which specific position (Blockland, 1996). Though we don’t but know which position each neurotransmitter performs in memory, we do know that communication among neurons via neurotransmitters is critical for developing new recollections. Repeated exercise by neurons leads to elevated neurotransmitters within the synapses and more efficient and extra synaptic connections. That is how memory consolidation happens. Additionally it is believed that robust emotions trigger the formation of strong recollections, and weaker emotional experiences form weaker recollections; this is named arousal theory (Christianson, 1992). For instance, robust emotional experiences can set off the discharge of neurotransmitters, as well as hormones, which strengthen Memory Wave Experience; subsequently, our memory for an emotional occasion is usually higher than our memory for a non-emotional occasion.

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