Дэниел Шектер - Семь грехов памяти. Как наш мозг нас обманывает

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Подробное изложение истории см.: Gourevitch 1999. Книгу Вилькомирского нельзя рассматривать в качестве исторической хроники, но ее по-прежнему интересно читать в свете минувших событий.

Тест памяти в старшей школе: Offer et al. 2000.

Различные способы, которыми память причиняет нам неудобства: в соавторстве с Вилмой Каутстал мы рассмотрели ряд вопросов, связанных с этой проблемой, в главе об истоках неточностей и недоступности памяти (Koutstaal – Schacter 1997b).

Семь грехов памяти: изначальный обзор: Schacter 1999b.

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Джон Доу – имя, которым в англоговорящих странах обозначают анонимного или малозначимого персонажа. – Здесь и далее, если не указано иное, примеч. перев.

Англ. egoistic bias . В русской литературе также принят термин «эгоцентрическое искажение».

Kawabata 1999. P. 194.

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Ebbinghaus 1885/1964; исторический фон и современные перспективы: Slamecka 1985.

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Eldridge et al. 1994.

Воспоминания о месте и времени событий: Bornstein – LeCompte 1995.

Сочетание эфемерности и предвзятости: Brewer 1996, Thompson et al. 1996.

Мои рассуждения о свидетельских показаниях Клинтона и цитаты из заседания Большого жюри приводятся из стенограммы показаний Клинтона от 17 августа 1998 г.: Starr 1998.

Эфемерность воспоминаний у пожилых людей: Huppert – Kopelman 1989; Carlesimo et al. 1997. Обсуждение потери памяти у пожилых: Albert 1997.

Тесты памяти в 1978 и 1994 гг.: Zelinski – Burnight 1997.

Разнообразие эфемерности: наблюдения Дэвиса и Клебе (Davis – Klebe); цит. по: Squire – Kandel 1999. P. 202.

Голландское исследование: Schmand et al. 1997.

Мозг, пораженный болезнью Альцгеймера: последние результаты: Jack et al. 1998, Price – Morris 1999; Small et al. 1999; доступный обзор научных исследований и взгляд близких на болезнь Альцгеймера: Pierce 2000.