Are repressed memories real?

While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes:People who are diagnosed with PTSD can be thought of as suffering from a memory that cannot be controlled—the memory may intrude on everyday activity, surfacing in the middle of a normal day or as night terrors. In 2023, a group of researchers at Yale University conducted a study that tested whether traumatic memories functioned differently from other memories. The team conducted brain scans of 28 people with PTSD. Sad memories showed higher engagement of the hippocampus than happy memories did; however, when it came to traumatic memories, the hippocampus was not involved at all. The study concluded that the brain treated trauma not as a memory of the past but as a present experience. The student wants to present the study and its findings. Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal? In 2023, a group of researchers at Yale University studied 28 patients who had been diagnosed with PTSD.eliminateBy scanning the brains of 28 people with PTSD in 2023, a group of researchers at Yale University confirmed that the brain treated traumatic memories differently than other memories.eliminatePTSD is a condition defined by the intense experience of memories as present situations rather than past experiences, which can significantly intrude on everyday life.eliminateA 2023 study concluded that the hippocampus is not involved in remembering past traumas, suggesting that those memories are experienced as present situations.

When people with post-traumatic stress disorder are asked to retrieve trauma-specific memories, significant activity can be seen in the Group of answer choicesa. amygdalab. hippocampusc. diencephalond. prefrontal cortex

True or False: The hippocampus is involved in our experience of emotion and tying emotional meaning to our memories.Question 9Select one:TrueFalse

Rose is working with a Psychologist, Dr. Smith, on her unresolved issues from her childhood. She was abused, but does not remember the abuse that occurred. Dr. Smith believes this is because her subconscious has repressed these memories as they are disturbing to Rose. Dr. Smith is working from which of the following frameworks?  Group of answer choicesCognitive-behavioral Humanistic-existential Psychodynamic Biological

Clark and Squire (1998) published a highly influential study in which they claimed to have strong evidence that:Group of answer choicesPatients with profound anterograde amnesia still have a completely normal capacity for conditioning.A conditioned skin conductance response still occurs even when shock is not expected.Episodic memory is dissociable from sematic memory.Differential conditioning requires awareness.Delay eyeblink conditioning occurs without contingency awareness.