- Author
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Pezdek, K.
- Title
- Event Memory and Autobiographical Memory for the Events of September 11, 2001.
- Coporate
- Claremont Graduate University, CA
- Journal
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Applied Cognitive Psychology,
Vol. 17,
No. 9,
1033-1045,
November/December 2003
- Keywords
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World Trade Center
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terrorists
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terrorism
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stress (psychology)
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questionnaires
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statistics
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pattern recognition
- Identifiers
- World Trade Center (110-story-high) Towers, Manhattan, New York, September 11, 2001; event memory and autobiographical memory; memory for a stressful event; constructive distortions in memory for a stressful event; scoring the autobiographical data; questionnaire items with mean response per group and the corresponding significance test indicated; mean scores (range=0-2) for each of the five attributes of autobiographical memory and mean weighted attribute scores (range=0-7) for each group with the significance levels indicated; mean rating per group (range=0-2) for qualities indicated in open-ended responses to the autobiographical memory question with the significance levels indicated; patterns of errors in event memory