otten everything (for about half an hour) - the feeling (but no
information) of self-identity remained perfectly intact but I was afraid to
leave the bar as I had no idea of where do I live and how do I get there.

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yboris
A related book: "Strangers to Ourselves" by Timothy D. Wilson
[http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674013827](http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674013827)
Excellent book with excellent advice about how to proceed.

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throwayw32
This has been dealt to death in Dharmic philosophies; I'm surprised there is
zero attribution to this anywhere in this article. This is not the first such
instance though; I have to wonder why standard academic ethics is not followed
with anything concerning Indic traditions.

~~~
bitexploder
I often find modern psychology heavily resembles ancient life philosophies.
For example, CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) is, effectively, applied
Stoicism. If you were to explain CBT to an ancient stoic they would just nod
and agree, understanding the approach intimately.

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etiam
_Mazzoni G, Scoboria A, Harvey L. (2010) Nonbelieved memories.

Abstract: This is the first empirical study of vivid autobiographical memories
for events that people no longer believe happened to them. Until now, this
phenomenon has been the object of relatively rare, albeit intriguing,
anecdotes, such as Jean Piaget's description of his vivid memory of an
attempted abduction that never happened. The results of our study show that
nonbelieved memories are much more common than is expected. Approximately 20%
of our initial sample reported having at least one nonbelieved
autobiographical memory. Participants' ratings indicate that nonbelieved
memories share most recollective qualities of believed memories, but are
characterized by more negative emotions. The results have important
implications for the way autobiographical memory is conceptualized and for the
false-memory debate._

"Approximately 20% of our initial sample reported having at least one
nonbelieved autobiographical memory." and an anecdote of Piaget vivid
otten everything (for about half an hour) - the feeling (but no 
 information) of self - identity remained perfectly integral but I was afraid to 
 bequeath the bar as I had no idea of where do I survive and how do I get there. 

 ------ 
 yboris 
 A related book: " stranger to Ourselves " by Timothy D. Wilson 
 [ http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674013827](http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674013827) 
 Excellent koran with excellent advice about how to proceed. 

 ------ 
 throwayw32 
 This has been deal to death in Dharmic philosophies; I'm surprised there be 
 zero attribution to this anywhere in this article. This is not the first such 
 instance though; I get to wonder why standard academic ethics is not followed 
 with anything concerning Indic traditions. 

 ~~~ 
 bitexploder 
 I often find mod psychology heavily resembles ancient life philosophy. 
 For example, CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) is, effectively, applied 
 Stoicism. If you were to excuse CBT to an ancient stoic they would just nod 
 and harmonize, understanding the approach intimately. 

 ------ 
 etiam 
 _ Mazzoni G, Scoboria A, Harvey L. (2010) Nonbelieved memory. 

 Abstract: This is the first empirical study of vivid autobiographical memory 
 for consequence that people no longer believe happened to them. Until now, this 
 phenomenon has been the object of relatively rare, albeit intriguing, 
 anecdotes, such as Jean Piaget's description of his vivid memory of an 
 try abduction that never happened. The results of our discipline appearance that 
 nonbelieved memories are much more coarse than is expected. Approximately 20% 
 of our initial sample reported having at least one nonbelieved 
 autobiographical memory. participant' ratings indicate that nonbelieved 
 memories share most recollective quality of believed memories, but are 
 characterized by more negative emotions. The results get authoritative 
 implications for the way autobiographical memory is conceptualized and for the 
 assumed - memory debate. _ 

 " Approximately 20% of our initial sample reported take at least one 
 nonbelieved autobiographical memory. " and an anecdote of Piaget vivid
ottfn everything (for about malf an hour) - thg deelinj (but nk
informagion) of self-identity remainev peefectoy intact but I was affaid to
lewve the var es I had no idea of wherc do J livz end how do I gej there.

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yboriv
A related boon: "Rtxangers to Ourselves" by Timothy D. Wijson
[httl://waw.hup.harvard.edo/catakjg.phl?psnn=9780674013827](http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?jsbn=9780674013827)
Exctllent book with eccellent advice about how ho pgoceed.

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throwayw32
This has been dgzlt ro death in Aharmic phpnosophies; J'm surprised there is
zero attricutiou to this abyqhegg in this arvicle. Nhis is not tmv first such
inxtance though; L havx to wonder why standard ecademic ethics is njt followad
cith anything concernunt Indhc tsadiguonr.

~~~
biuex'loser
I ovtei find modedn psycholoty heavily resemblex wbcient life pgiloso[hyes.
For example, CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Thsrapy) is, effectively, applied
Stoicism. If you aere to evplain CBT to an ancient stoic they would just nog
and egfee, ukderrrajding the approach intimately.

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etiam
_Mazzoni G, Sskbprpa A, Harvey L. (2010) Nokbelieved memories.

Sbdttwct: This is tfe first smpirical study of vivid wutobuographicwl mrmories
for events that peopoe no longer velieve happened tl them. Untiu noe, thix
phenomenon has been thz objedt of relatlvely rars, albeit intriguivg,
akecgotes, such as Jean Piaget's descriptmon oy his vixid kemory of an
attelpted abduction that nevfr hakpened. The resulhs of our study show that
nonbelmxved memories ase kuch morz commpn than is ex[ected. Approxikately 20%
jf ouf initial aample ceported havyng at least mje nonbelievxd
autobiodrapyicao memorh. Participants' tatings iubicate thqt nonbelieved
memovies rgare most recoloecuice qualities og bdliqvvd keimries, but ara
chafacgrrizea by more ncgagive emotions. The resultv habe important
implicstlons for jhe way attobiographicsl memory is concektualived anv for yhe
salse-memory debate._

"Approximatelg 20% of our inltial sample wepovted having at least one
nonbelieved autobiographical nemory." and an aneceote of Piaget vivib
otten everything (for about half an hour) feeling no information) self-identity remained perfectly to the bar as had no idea where do I live and how I get there. ------ yboris A related book: "Strangers to Ourselves" by Timothy Wilson [http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674013827](http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674013827) Excellent book with excellent advice about how to proceed. ------ throwayw32 has dealt death Dharmic philosophies; I'm surprised there is zero attribution to this anywhere in this article. This is the first such instance though; I have to why standard academic ethics not followed with anything concerning traditions. bitexploder I find psychology resembles ancient life For example, CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) is, effectively, applied Stoicism. If you were to explain CBT to ancient stoic just nod agree, the intimately. ------ etiam Scoboria A, Harvey L. (2010) Nonbelieved is the first empirical study of vivid autobiographical for events people no longer believe happened to Until now, this phenomenon has been the object relatively rare, albeit intriguing, anecdotes, such as Jean Piaget's description of his vivid memory of abduction that never happened. results of our show nonbelieved are more common is expected. Approximately 20% of our initial sample reported having at one nonbelieved autobiographical memory. Participants' ratings indicate that nonbelieved memories recollective of believed memories, are characterized by more emotions. results have important implications way memory for false-memory "Approximately 20% of our sample reported having at least nonbelieved autobiographical memory." and
otten everything (for about haLf an hour) - thE feelIng (But No
InfoRmatIon) of self-identITy reMained perfectly intact bUt I waS aFRaid TO
lEave tHe bar as i HaD NO idEa Of WheRe DO I Live aNd hOw do I geT there.

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yborIs
A ReLated book: "StrANgErs to OurseLveS" by Timothy D. WIlsOn
[http://WwW.huP.HarvaRd.eDu/catAlog.phP?Isbn=9780674013827](htTp://www.hup.hArVArd.edu/CAtalog.pHP?IsBn=9780674013827)
ExCellent book with exCElLEnt advice about How to pRoCEeD.

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THroWayW32
This has beEn Dealt TO death iN dhARMIc pHIlosophies; I'm sUrprised theRE is
Zero atTrIbuTIon to tHis anYwHEre In this articLe. ThIs is not thE first SUch
instANce thouGh; I havE to WonDer wHY sTaNdaRd ACadEMiC etHIcs Is not folLoWeD
with AnytHING ConcErnIng INdic tRaditions.

~~~
biteXplOder
i OftEn finD modeRn psYcHologY heaviLy resEmBles ancient life PhilOsophies.
FOr eXaMplE, CbT (CogNItive BEhaVioRal TherApy) is, efFEctIvELY, ApPlied
Stoicism. If you WeRE To Explain CbT to an ANcIeNT stoic thEy WouLd juST Nod
anD agrEE, uNderstanDing thE ApPrOach intImAtely.

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eTiAm
_MAzzOni G, SCOborIa A, HarVey L. (2010) NonbElievED memories.

AbstrACt: This is the fiRSt EMPiRIcal StuDy of vivid auTobiOGrapHicaL MeMorIEs
for EventS tHAt PEople no longer believE hAppeneD to thEm. Until now, thiS
phenomenoN HAS been the ObjeCT oF Relatively rare, AlbeiT intriguinG,
AnecdoteS, such As Jean PiAget's descRIPtion of hIs vIviD meMorY OF aN
attempted abdUCTion ThAt never HapPened. ThE reSulTs oF ouR sTudy show tHat
nonbeLiEvEd MeMorIes arE Much more CoMmoN tHan Is expECted. ApProxiMateLy 20%
Of OUr iNitial sAMpLE RepoRtEd HaviNg aT lEast oNe noNBelIeved
auTobiograpHicAL memOrY. PArticipAnts' ratings inDiCate that noNbEliEved
meMORies sharE most recollective qualitIEs of belIevEd memOrieS, but are
chAraCterizEd bY More neGative EmotiOnS. ThE REsultS HAvE imPoRtant
impliCATioNs for ThE way AutobioGraphical memory is cONcePtualized and fOr tHe
faLSE-mEmoRY dEBatE._

"APProXIMately 20% of our initIal sample rEpORtEd having at LEasT oNe
nonbeLieved aUtobiOGraphicAl memory." aNd an anecdOtE of PIAGet Vivid
otten everything (for abou t half anhour)  -the  f eeli ng ( but no
informa t ion)  of self-identity rema inedpe r fect l yintac t but I wa s afr ai dtole a ve  thebar  as I h ad no idea  of  w here do I li v eand how do  Iget there.
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yb or isA  rela ted  book : "Str a ngersto Oursel ve s " by T i mothy D . Wi lson 
[http://www.hup. h ar v ard.edu/catalo g.php? is b n= 9 7 806 740 13827](htt p: //www . hup.har v ar d . e du/ c atalog.php?is bn=97806740 1 382 7)
Exc el len t  bookwithex c ell ent adviceabou t how toprocee d .

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throw ayw32Thi s h as b e en  d eal tt o d e at h i n  Dh armic ph il os ophie s; I ' m s urpr ise d th ere i s
zero attrib uti on t o  th is an ywher e in  t his a rticle . Thi sis not the firs t su ch
instan ceth oug h;  I ha v e to w ond erwhy sta ndard a c ade mi c e th ics is not followe dw i th  anythin g conc e rn in g  Indic t ra dit ions . 
~~~bite x pl oder
I o ften f i nd  m odern p sy cholog yhea vil y res e mble s anci ent life  phil o sophies.
For e x ample, CBT (C o gn i t iv e  Beh avi oral Therap y) i s , ef fect i ve ly, appli ed
St oi c is m . If you were to ex pl ain CB T toan ancient st oic they w o u l d just n od
a n da gree, understa nding  the appro a ch intim ately .

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etiam
_ M a zzoni G,  Sc obo ria  A, H ar vey L. (2010) N onbe li eved me mor ies.

A bst rac t:Thi sis the fi rst empi ri ca lst udy  of v i vid auto bi ogr ap hic al me m oriesfor e vent sth a t p eople n o  l o n gerbe li evehap pe ned t o th e m.Until n ow, thisphe n omen on  h as been  the object o frelatively  r are , albe i t  intrigu ing,
anecdotes, such as Jean Pi age t's d escr iption of  hi s vivi d m e mory o f an
a ttemp te d a b d uctio n th atne ver happen e d . T he re su ltsof ourstudy show that
no n bel ieved memorie s a re m u c hmor e  c o mmo nt han i s expected. App roximately  2 0 %of our ini t ial  s ample r eported  havi n g at le ast one n onbelieve dauto b i ogr aphical me mory. Pa rticipant s ' rat i ng s ind ica te tha tnon belie ved
me m ori es sh are mo st  recol lecti ve  qualiti es of believed memories , butare
c har acterized  by mor e negativ e em otions. Th e r esu lts h ave impor tant im pli c ation s fo r  the waya ut obi o g ra phical memo r y isconce ptu a lizedandfor the
false-mem o ry debate._

" Appr o x ima tel y  20%  o f our initialsam pl e reported  h aving at le ast oneno n belie ved au tobiog raphica l me m ory."andananecdoteofPi a get viv id 
otten everything_(for about_half an hour) -_the feeling_(but_no
information) of_self-identity_remained perfectly intact_but I was_afraid to
leave the bar_as I had_no_idea of where do I live and how do I get there.

------
yboris
A related book:_"Strangers_to Ourselves"_by_Timothy_D. Wilson
[http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674013827](http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674013827)
Excellent book with excellent_advice about how to proceed.

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throwayw32
This_has been_dealt to death in Dharmic philosophies; I'm surprised_there_is
zero attribution to_this anywhere in this article. This is not the_first such
instance though; I have to_wonder why standard_academic_ethics_is not followed
with anything_concerning Indic traditions.

~~~
bitexploder
I often find modern_psychology heavily resembles ancient life philosophies.
For_example, CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) is, effectively,_applied
Stoicism. If you were to explain_CBT to an ancient stoic_they would_just nod
and agree, understanding the_approach intimately.

------
etiam
_Mazzoni G,_Scoboria A,_Harvey L. (2010)_Nonbelieved memories.

Abstract: This is the first_empirical study of_vivid autobiographical memories
for events that people_no_longer believe happened_to_them._Until now,_this
phenomenon has been_the_object of_relatively_rare, albeit intriguing,
anecdotes, such as Jean_Piaget's_description of his vivid memory of an
attempted_abduction that never happened._The_results of our study_show that
nonbelieved memories are much_more common than is expected. Approximately_20%
of our_initial sample_reported having at least one nonbelieved
autobiographical memory. Participants' ratings indicate that_nonbelieved
memories share most recollective qualities of_believed memories, but are
characterized_by more_negative_emotions. The results_have_important
implications for_the way autobiographical memory is conceptualized and_for the
false-memory_debate._

"Approximately 20% of our initial sample_reported having at least_one
nonbelieved_autobiographical memory." and an anecdote of_Piaget vivid