recollective

She could almost hear his chuckle along with other recollective sounds.

Facing his audience of three, he spoke in recollective tone.

Thus, these areas are involved in the formation of detailed, recollective memories.

I wanted to go at my mother with a full load of recollective ammo.

His laugh took a recollective note as he veered the car toward the Sound.

In such cases, dividing attention at test will have a far weaker effect than when recollective memory is less strong.

Looking up from the map, Cranston gave a recollective nod.

In contrast, remembering without such recollective experience is termed 'just knowing'.

Forgetting in recognition memory with and without recollective experience.

But it is not simply this recollective facility that interests Krell.

"The recollective experience is the glue that sticks this all together," Moulin says.

What underlies the deficit in reporting recollective experience in old age?

Our data thus demonstrate activations of a memory system independent of recollective experience.

Functional aspects of recollective experience in recognition memory.

Margo's new frown was of the recollective type.

Mammillary body - Mammillary bodies are important for recollective memory.

So I did," remarked The Shadow in a recollective tone. "

Wasn't it at least possible that he was having a ... well, a recollective hallucination?

It is believed to index recollective processes.

The life story allows individuals to organize recollective memories and more abstract knowledge of their past into a coherent biographical view.

In contrast, perceptual/aesthetic attributions should not depend on having general recollective awareness of the study episode.

Subsequent to this, participants were asked to make a recognition decision based on the number of "yes" responses that were accompanied by some recollective experience.

The mammillary bodies are integral parts of the limbic system and have been shown to be important in recollective memory.

Susannah and Jake seemed caught somewhere between amusement and a kind of surprised, recollective sadness.

This is responsible for humans' recollective experiences and 'mental time travelling' abilities (characteristics of episodic memory).