An Update on Memory Reconsolidation Updating¶
Lee, J. L. C., Nader, K., & Schiller, D. (2017). An Update on Memory Reconsolidation Updating. Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 21(7), 531-545.
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- Reconsolidation
- It also connects to the role of prediction error during reactivation: the window opens, and admits modification, when the reactivation context contains a mismatch with the original encoding, which links reconsolidation to active-inference and predictive-coding accounts in which the system updates its priors precisely when current observation conflicts with them.
This sourceReviews prediction-error as the gate that opens the reconsolidation window and determines how much modification is admitted.
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Review states that a prediction error at reactivation is required to destabilize a memory; it does not connect this to active inference or predictive coding.
“It appears that there is indeed a requirement for human fear memory updating, conceptualized as an error in prediction about the forthcoming experience during memory reactivation, in order to destabilize the underlying memory”
- It also connects to the role of prediction error during reactivation: the window opens, and admits modification, when the reactivation context contains a mismatch with the original encoding, which links reconsolidation to active-inference and predictive-coding accounts in which the system updates its priors precisely when current observation conflicts with them.
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