Implicit mood-congruent memory with and without awareness in dysphoria: An event-related potentials study

LIU Qiang-Yang; FENG Zheng-Zhi; CHEN Xu; DAI Qin

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Journal of Psychological Science ›› 2013, Vol. 36 ›› Issue (2) : 344-349.

Implicit mood-congruent memory with and without awareness in dysphoria: An event-related potentials study

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To discriminate the ERP difference of the awareness and unawareness processing of mood-congruent memory, event-related potentials (ERPs) were used while subjects completed the improved implicit mood-congruent memory test. The results indicated the overlap of awareness and unawareness processing in the time-windows (150ms-200ms), the separation of awareness and unawareness processing and negative mood-congruent memory bias in the unawareness processing of the dysphoric subjects in the time-windows (250ms-350ms), and the negative mood-congruent memory bias in the unawareness processing of two groups in the late time-windows(400ms-800ms). Altogether, these results explore the weakness of unawareness processing in implicit memory and the negative mood-congruent memory bias in dysphoria during the time-windows (250ms-350ms).

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implicit memory / awareness processing / unawareness processing / mood-congruent memory / ERP

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Implicit mood-congruent memory with and without awareness in dysphoria: An event-related potentials study[J]. Journal of Psychological Science. 2013, 36(2): 344-349

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