| We would expect that an effect of hypermnesia would be demonstrated, despite Krizan and Marmolejo's 2001 conclusions to the opposite effect. |
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| Analyses for hypermnesia over the interviews found only that children still reported more corrects than errors. |
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| The purpose of this study is to find out whether repeated recall will produce hypermnesia. |
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| The research so far has been focusing on visual stimuli and the depth of the processing as key factors of the development of hypermnesia. |
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| The anatomical or physiological basis of hypermnesia remains most incompletely understood. |
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| The question of hypnotic hypermnesia in therapy is still open. |
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| Under the hypermnesia explanation, the design of the present study merely promotes the increasingly accurate recall of genuinely experienced events. |
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| By the way, a simple explanation of hypermnesia is that at the end of the first 10-minute recall period, the rate of recall is quite low, but it isn't zero. |
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| Can one pardon this hypermnesia which a priori indebts you, and in advance inscribes you in the book you are reading? |
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| The hypermnesia and amnesia existing for the client suffering PTSD symptoms are also considered to be similar to hypnotic phenomenon. |
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| Like Funes, Sinclair can seem cursed by hypermnesia. |
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| Hypermnesia is a psychological effect, which explains the fact that pictures tend to be remembered better over time whereas words are more easily forgotten. |
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