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Negative Mood Reduces Self-Referential Memory Effects in an Online Object Ownership Simulation
The Self-Reference Effect (SRE) is a cognitive bias in which self-relevant stimuli are prioritised for processing. This bias allocates more attentional and encoding resources to selfrelevant objects making their memory traces more robust and easily retrievable. Research has repeatedly shown that sel...
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Department of Psychology
2023
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