Memory for actions /

Psychological experiments demonstrate that we remember self-performed actions better and more easily than actions performed by others, which we only perceived, or actions which were only reported to us. In everyday life, we remember whether or not we have already performed certain actions. The aim o...

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Main Author:	Engelkamp, Johannes
Format:	Book
Language:	English German
Published:	Hove : Psychology Press, c1998 Hove, East Sussex, UK : [1998], ©1998 Hove, East Sussex, UK : c1998 Hove, East Sussex, UK : ©1998 Hove, UK : 1998
Series:	Essays in cognitive psychology Essays in cognitive psychology, Essays in cognitive psychology Essays in cognitive psychology
Subjects:	Memory Memory > physiology

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