Autobiographical memory : remembering what and remembering when /

• Thompson, Charles P

• Autobiographical memory

• L. Erlbaum Associates,

• 0805815147

• Includes bibliographical references (p. 222-230) and indexes.

• Theoretical perspectives on autobiographical memory
• Autobiographical memory theoretical and applied perspectives
• Autobiographical memory an introduction
• Autobiographical memory
• Therapy as social construction
• Remembering a study in experimental and social psychology
• Remembering our past studies in autobiographical memory
• invisible religion the problem of religion in modern society
• Behavior therapy & beyond
• Memory for everyday and emotional events
• Visuo spatial working memory
• Human associative memory
• Imagery and consciousness
• Visual perception physiology psychology and ecology
• Remembering the personal past descriptions of autobiographical memory
• Theoretical aspects of memory
• Models of short term memory
• Human cognitive neuropsychology
• Memory in everyday life
• Theories of visual perception
• Theories of memory
• Cognitive models of memory
• function and nature of imagery
• Human memory basic processes
• Imagery
• complete guide to therapy from psychoanalysis to behaviour modification
• Texts of identity
• Eyewitness memory theoretical and applied perspectives
• George Kelly
• Moral learning and development theory and research
• Aspects of memory The practical aspects
• legacy of B F Skinner concepts and perspectives controversies and misunderstandings
• Crime and personality
• Visual perception physiology psychology and ecology
• Cognitive psychology and its implications
• Spontaneous play in early childhood from birth to six years
• Memory and amnesia an introduction
• Working memory
• Recall and recognition
• Human memory the processing of information
• Socialisation
• Language and thought of the child
• Understanding group behavior Consensual action by small groups
• About behaviorism
• Child maltreatment theory and research on the causes and consequences of child abuse and neglect
• Understanding psychometric testing in a week
• Cognitive behaviourial therapy research practice and philosophy
• Childs play
• Human memory theory and practice
• practice of behavioural and cognitive psychotherapy
• Children in families research and policy
• Personal construct pyschology in clinical practice
• Philosophy and methodology in the social sciences
• Basic forensic psychiatry
• Obsessive compulsive disorder
• Reflections on behaviorism and society
• Memory and remembering everyday memory in context
• Obsessive compulsive disorder
• Theories of counseling and psychotherapy
• Case studies in abnormal psychology
• Cognitive psychology and emotional disorders
• Psychotherapy and society
• Attitudes
• Attitudes and decisions
• Everyday conversation
• Understanding childrens play
• Visual perception physiology psychology and ecology
• Cognitive therapy and the emotional disorders
• Introduction to the philosophy of social research
• nature of prejudice
• Critical issues in child sexual abuse historical legal and psychological perspectives
• Abnormal psychology
• Essentials of human memory
• Trends in cognitive and behavioural therapies
• Visual perception essential readings
• Forensic psychology a guide to practice
• psychology of attitudes
• Aggression and its causes a biopsychosocial approach
• structure of human personality
• Current issues in infancy and parenthood
• Language development a reader
• Handbook of individual therapy
• introduction to social constructionism
• social psychology of crime groups teams and networks
• Understanding childrens development a New Zealand perspective
• Aggression its causes consequences and control
• Reason and therapeutic change
• social nature of mental illness
• genius of play celebrating the spirit of childhood
• Doing qualitative analysis in psychology
• Rethinking methods in psychology
• Memory a cognitive approach
• Doing research on sensitive topics
• Social psychology
• Discourse and social psychology beyond attitudes and behaviour
• new family
• invitation to social construction
• Social interaction and personal relationships
• Research methods and statistics in psychology