MEMORIJSKE DISTORZIJE U ISTRAŽIVANJU EMOCIJA

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Објављено: Dec 10, 2015
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memorijske distorzije, emocije, suočavanje sa stresom, neuroticizam

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Ana Genc
Filozofski fakultet Univerziteta u Novom Sadu

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Psihologe su odvajkada intrigirali razni aspketi funkcionisanja ljudskog pamćenja. Kapacitet memorije prosečnog odraslog čoveka, razni viši kognitivni procesi koji su krucijalni za kodiranje, skladištenje i organizaciju sećanja, kao i fenomen zaboravljanja – samo su neke od tema koje su naučnici intenzivno izučavali u okviru raznih subdisciplina psihologije. U ovom preglednom članku prvo je dat detaljan prikaz najpoznatijih rezultata empirijskih istraživanja koja su se bavila tačnošću sećanja na emocionalno obojene događaje iz prošlosti. Opisane su do sada otkrivene pravilnosti u javljanju tzv. memorijskih distorzija u sećanjima na osećanja izazvana prošlim intenzivnim i značajnim iskustvima. U drugom delu rada fenomen memorijskih iskrivljenja smešten je u širi konceptualni okvir stres-procesa i predstavljena su empirijska istraživanja koja su imala za cilj utvrđivanje stepena tačnosti sećanja na suočavanje sa raznim stresnim transakcijama koje su se odvijale u prošlosti. Takođe, prodiskutovana je uloga osobine neuroticizma u nastanku memorijskih distorzija.

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Genc, A. (2015). MEMORIJSKE DISTORZIJE U ISTRAŽIVANJU EMOCIJA. Годишњак Филозофског факултета у Новом Саду, 40(2), 153–168. преузето од https://godisnjak.ff.uns.ac.rs/index.php/gff/article/view/1513
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Год. 40 Бр. 2 (2015)
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