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Title: Deese-Roediger-McDermott (DRM)手続きを用いた虚偽記憶研究-虚偽記憶の発生過程と主観的想起経験-
Authors: 鍋田, 智広
楠見, 孝
Keywords: 虚偽記憶
メタ分析
フォールスメモリ
Issue Date: 2009
Publisher: 心理学評論刊行会
Magazine name: 心理学評論
Volume: 52
Number: 4
Start page: 545
End page: 575
Abstract: False memories refer to memories of events that did not occur. The Deese-Roediger-McDermott (DRM) paradigm represents a conventional experimental methodology for examining false memories; this paradigm involves the presentation of associated words (bed, rest, etc.), which induce a false recall and/or false recognition of a non-presented word (critical lure; sleep). Many studies using the DRM paradigm have demonstrated that (a) participants exhibit false memories robustly and (b) they experience these memories in a vivid and detailed manner. First, this article theoretically reviews the mechanisms that robustly produce false memories. Subsequently, accounts on subjective experience of false memories are discussed. Based on the review, this paper finds discrepancies among the accounts with regard to whether the activation of critical lure causes false memories and their subjective experience; some studies show that the activation of critical lure mediates false memories, while others show that the activation does not result in false memories. The review concludes that none of the existing accounts sufficiently resolve this discrepancy, suggesting that this issue needs to be investigated by future studies.
Rights: Copyright (C) 2009 心理学評論刊行会. Deese-Roediger-McDermott (DRM)手続きを用いた虚偽記憶研究-虚偽記憶の発生過程と主観的想起経験-, 鍋田智広・楠見孝, 心理学評論, 52(4), 2009, 545-575
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10119/9091
Material Type: publisher
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