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Spatial Inferences in Narrative Comprehension: the Role of Verbal and Spatial Working Memory

2016

During the comprehension of narrative texts, readers keep a mental representation of the location of protagonists and objects; a breach in spatial coherence is detected by longer online reading times (consistency effect). We addressed whether these spatial inferences involve verbal or spatial working memory in two experiments, combining the consistency paradigm with selective verbal and spatial working memory concurrent tasks. The first experiment found longer reading times with a concurrent spatial task under imagery instructions (t33 = 2.87, p =.021). The second experiment, under comprehension reading instructions, found effects of verbal interference on reading times and accuracy. With a…

AdultMaleLinguistics and Languagemedia_common.quotation_subjectDISCOURSE PROCESSINGNARRATIVE COMPREHENSIONSpatial memory050105 experimental psychologyLanguage and LinguisticsThinkingCIENCIAS SOCIALESYoung Adult03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicineReading (process)Humans0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesNarrativeWORKING MEMORYGeneral Psychologymedia_commonWorking memory05 social sciencesPsicologíaComprehensionMemory Short-TermReadingSpace PerceptionImaginationMental representationFemaleVerbal memorySPATIAL INFERENCESComprehensionPsychology030217 neurology & neurosurgerySentenceCognitive psychology
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Rich false memories of autobiographical events can be reversed

2021

False memories of autobiographical events can create enormous problems in forensic settings (e.g., false accusations). While multiple studies succeeded in inducing false memories in interview settings, we present research trying to reverse this effect (and thereby reduce the potential damage) by means of two ecologically valid strategies. We first successfully implanted false memories for two plausible autobiographical events (suggested by the students’ parents, alongside two true events). Over three repeated interviews, participants developed false memories (measured by state-of-the-art coding) of the suggested events under minimally suggestive conditions (27%) and even more so using massi…

AdultMaleMultidisciplinaryInterviewMemory EpisodicDebriefing05 social sciencesSocial Sciencesnutritional and metabolic diseases050109 social psychologyFalse memory050105 experimental psychologyFalse accusationnervous system diseasesYoung AdultMental RecallCollateral damageHumansFemale0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesNarrativeSuggestionPsychologyCognitive psychologyProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
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How Does It Feel to Be a Woman Victim of Sexual Harassment? The Effect of 360°-Video-Based Virtual Reality on Empathy and Related Variables.

2021

Sexual harassment (SH) occurs when people-mostly women-are targets of unwanted sexual comments, gestures, or actions associated with a lack of empathy on the part of the offender. Virtual Reality (VR) has been defined as the "ultimate empathy machine" because it allows the user to take other people's perspective. The present work aims to study the effect of a 360°-video-based VR experience (vs. traditional perspective-taking task) on empathy and related concepts (i.e., violent attitude, perspective taking, sense of oneness) toward a female victim of SH in a male sample. A within-subjects design was used with 44 men who experienced both conditions (360° and narrative). Results showed the sup…

AdultMaleSocial Psychologymedia_common.quotation_subjectEmotionsEmpathySettore M-PSI/08 - PSICOLOGIA CLINICAVirtual realityYoung Adultperspective takingSettore M-PSI/01 - PSICOLOGIA GENERALEHumansNarrativesexual harassmentempathyApplied Psychologymedia_commonembodimentCommunicationPerspective (graphical)Virtual RealityGeneral MedicineComputer Science ApplicationsHuman-Computer Interaction360°-video-based VRAggressionImmersive technologyAttitudeSexual HarassmentPerspective-takingHarassmentimmersive technologyEmpathyPsychologySocial psychologyGestureCyberpsychology, behavior and social networking
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Fatigue, Worry, and Fear—Life Events in the Narratives of Women With Fibromyalgia

2012

In this article we explored narrated life stories of 20 women with a long history of fibromyalgia to reach a deeper understanding of how people interpret the causes and consequences of different life events and illness experiences. Based on narrative analysis, we identified three model narratives that illustrate the different life courses of women with fibromyalgia. In addition, we described a counternarrative that questions fibromyalgia as a chronic disease. In this narrative study, we give insights to the invisible symptoms and unheard experiences that are associated with fibromyalgia and to the ongoing discussion on the etiology and maintenance of fibromyalgia.

Adultmusculoskeletal diseasesFibromyalgiaPsychotherapistActivities of daily livingmedia_common.quotation_subjectNarrative inquiryInterviews as TopicLife Change EventsQuality of life (healthcare)FibromyalgiaActivities of Daily LivingAdaptation PsychologicalHumansMedicineNarrativeFatigueFinlandAgedmedia_commonNarrationbusiness.industryLife eventsta3141FearMiddle Agedmedicine.diseasehumanitiesnervous system diseasesChronic diseaseChronic DiseaseGeneral Health ProfessionsQuality of LifeFemaleWorrybusinessClinical psychologyHealth Care for Women International
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On Concentric Circles of Being Revisited: Friedrich Nietzsche and the Idea of Eternal Recurrence

2012

The circle, or ouroboros, is a perfect shape: within its depths lie both the beginning and the end. Things are repeated; people encounter the same situations again and again. Concentricity dwells in the spirit of a place, as it does in the ‘I’ of a person. A memory can bring to life the circular nature of existence, allowing the subject to travel recurrently through previously realised pasts. Photographs and literature are also capable of transferring the bygone into the freshness of the present moment. The aesthetics of inhabited space is articulated in architectural shapes. It is an essential part of the collective national narrative, a cultural philosophy narrated into the fabric of bein…

AestheticsPhilosophySubject (philosophy)NarrativeSpace (commercial competition)ConcentricPresent momentEpistemology
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The Narration to Take Care of Oneself in the Development of Educational Professions

2019

This work aims to highlight the importance of narration and autobiographic practice in looking after oneself. The narration represents a technology of taking care of oneself (Foucault, 1992) and at the same time, facilitates the person in oneself recognition and self-training. The merit of narrating is extremely educational and formative for whoever is preparing to operate a practical training in the field of caring professions, including the educational ones (Zannini, 2003). An active methodology to work through the narration is the autobiographic practice which offers to the pedagogy and the educational research the opportunity to place subjects at the hearth, adding depth to the educatio…

Aestheticsnarration reflexivity care training professional identityNarrativeSociologySettore M-PED/01 - Pedagogia Generale E SocialeJOURNAL OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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Polar Bear in 'Fortitude'. Affective Aesthetics and Politics of Climate Change

2021

In the first season of the television Eco Noir crime series “Fortitude” (2015) the polar bear appears as a sticky object that embodies an ambiguous affective charge as an icon of global warming. This article discusses the ways in which the polar bear evokes viewer affect in the series through two discourses. The first one relates to violence, essentially present in crime narratives, and how the human and nonhuman animal are positioned in relation to global warming, violence and each other. It raises questions of place and belonging in a local and global context and examines how the polar bear is constructed in terms of stranger danger and victimization in relation to human animals and the t…

Affect theoryaffektiivisuusHigher consciousnessväkivaltaAgency (philosophy)Context (language use)Representation (arts)Environmental scienceilmastopolitiikkatunteetjääkarhuvaikuttaminenEcocriticismtelevisiosarjatilmastoNarrativeSociologyGlobal warmingekokritiikkiOso polarNovela negrarikossarjatAfectoilmastonmuutoksetluontosuhdeObject (philosophy)dystopiatPolar bearAffectCrime fictionympäristövaikutuksetLiteratureAestheticsFortitudeCalentamiento globalLiteraturaMedio ambienteihminen-eläinsuhderikoskirjallisuuslämpeneminenEcozon@: European Journal of Literature, Culture and Environment
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Redemption and home in the african american city upon a hill: hannah crafts’s the bondwoman’s narrative.

2019

The Bondwoman’s Narrative (1857) is a novel in which the black female slave Hannah Crafts aims at the remodeling of her society and to gain self–assertion through a deeply Christian commitment and a total and honest respect to the values it impinges drawing broadly on the Bible and reshaping biblical imagery to convey her message and to submit her subjectivity and her Americanness. By using the national continuum of jeremiad rhetoric and her attachment to the values of the Christian creed, the novel partakes and yet takes a different direction from slave narratives by cagily forerunning Du Bois’s praised theory of the double consciousness. In so doing, it positions its protagonist as the fi…

African americanSubjectivityJeremiada afroamericanaLiterature and Literary Theorymedia_common.quotation_subjectDouble consciousnessRedenciónMythologyArtBlack femaleHogarCity upon a HillCiudad sobre la colinaRhetoricRedemptionHannah CraftsNarrativeAfrican American jeremiadHomeHumanitiesCreedmedia_commonRevista de Estudios Norteamericanos
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A Chain of Voices: A "Masters and Slaves" Narrative

2022

Because no less than thirty different narrators take turns to tell us the story of a slave revolt, A Chain of Voices can be read as Brink's attempt at revisiting the classical "slave narrative", turning it into a polyphonic "masters and slaves" narrative in which everyone is given a say. This article examines how this polyphonic, and even multifocal, mode of narration enables Brink to write back to both classical slave narratives and to their twentieth-century counterparts, the neo-slave narratives. What it suggests is that although A Chain of Voices bears many resemblances to neo-slave narratives in terms of form, especially because of its recourse to polyphony, it is also extremely close …

African-AmericanLIT004100intertextualitéA Chain of Voices[SHS.LITT]Humanities and Social Sciences/LiteratureSlave narrativesrécits d'esclavesabolitionpostcoloniallittérature Caraïbe[ SHS.LITT ] Humanities and Social Sciences/LiteratureslaveryCaribbean literatureAndré BrinkDSBpolyphoniepolyphony[SHS.LITT] Humanities and Social Sciences/Literatureintertextualityrécit d’esclaveLiteratureesclavageslave narrativeAfro-Américain
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Men’s Migration, Adulthood, and the Performance of Masculinities

2018

This chapter examines the ways migration shapes men migrants’ adulthood transitions, their performance of masculinities during migration and upon their return, and their narratives of adult male identity. The chapter documents the socially constructed nature of adulthood and provides evidence on the ambivalences and ambiguities that men migrants experience regarding adulthood and manhood as a result of their long-term migration. Tensions involving the duration of stays abroad after migration—12 years, on average—on the one hand, and the difficulties in settling down and establishing unequivocal benchmarks of manly adulthood while living in different cultural and structural contexts, on the …

Age and genderAdult maleDuration (philosophy)05 social sciences050602 political science & public administration0507 social and economic geographyIdentity (social science)Gender studiesNarrativeSociologySocial constructionism050703 geography0506 political science
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