Saturday, November 20, 2010
Mood congruent memory
Mood congruent memory is when a bias affects how we remember something. Being depressed at the time we experience something causes us to look upon the event as unfavorable. This is due to the priming of negative associations with memories that are bad and the opposite for experiences that are viewed upon as good.
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