Intrusive memories of trauma¶
Iyadurai, L. (2019). Intrusive memories of trauma: A target for research bridging cognitive science and its clinical application.
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- Tetris Effect
- The same consolidation pathway runs bidirectionally in clinical application: when competing visual-spatial content (Tetris gameplay) is introduced during the consolidation window immediately after a trauma analogue, it can reduce the frequency of subsequent involuntary intrusive memories of the traumatic material, an effect replicated across the Holmes et al. line of studies
This sourceReview of the Holmes-group experiments in which Tetris played within hours of a trauma film reduced intrusive memories, with their replications and boundary conditions.
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- The same consolidation pathway runs bidirectionally in clinical application: when competing visual-spatial content (Tetris gameplay) is introduced during the consolidation window immediately after a trauma analogue, it can reduce the frequency of subsequent involuntary intrusive memories of the traumatic material, an effect replicated across the Holmes et al. line of studies
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