‘Emotional Memory’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life

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Emotional Memory Management Article Now Available in Spanish

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor | 8 January 2009

Another of Dr Carver’s popular articles has now been translated into Spanish.

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The Pleasures of Reminiscing, Here and Now

By Evan Hadkins | 14 October 2008

Living in the here and now brings liveliness. So what about reminiscing? Is this living in the past instead of the here and now?

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Do Small Things Matter More?

By Evan Hadkins | 7 October 2008

The big things in our lives are memorable. But does this mean that they are important? I wonder whether in some ways the small things aren’t more important.

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Emotional Memory Management

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor | 3 August 2007

Do you ever experience an unwelcome flood of emotions when reminded of a particular person or event? Do you find yourself dragging up the past, and re-hashing old wrongs whenever you try to talk with a certain person? Our Consulting Clinical Psychologist Dr Carver — something of a specialist when it comes to Emotional Memory — offers an explanation of how it works, and a whole host of practical tips that anyone can use.

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