Chia-Chi Hsiao, Suh-Ing Hsieh, Chen-Yi Kao, Tsui-Ping Chu
Development of a Scale of Nurses' Competency in Anticipatory Grief Counseling for Caregivers of Patients with Terminal Cancer
Healthcare (Basel, Switzerland)
one common distinctions longterm memory semantic ie general world knowledge episodic ie recollection contextually specific events ones past however emerging cognitive neuroscience data suggest surprisingly large overlap neural correlates semantic episodic memory moreover personal semantic memories ie knowledge self ones life studied little easily fit standard semanticepisodic dichotomy used fmri record brain activity 48 participants verified statements concerning general facts autobiographical facts repeated events unique events multivariate analysis four types memory involved activity within common network bilaterally eg frontal pole paracingulate gyrus medial frontal cortex middlesuperior temporal gyrus precuneus posterior cingulate angular gyrus areas medial temporal lobe yet four memory types differentially engaged network increasing activity general autobiographical facts autobiographical facts repeated events repeated unique events data compatible component process model declarative memory types rely different weightings elementary processes perceptual imagery spatial features selfreflection