Intrusions in preschoolers’ recall of traumatic childhood events
Intrusions in preschoolers’ recall of traumatic childhood events
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干扰学龄前儿童回忆童年创伤事件
DOI:
10.3758/bf03214419
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发表时间:
1995
影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
C. Peterson
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作者:
M. L. Howe;M. Courage;C. Peterson
We investigated the presence of intrusions in preschoolers’ memories for traumatic incidents by examining 30-, 36-, and 48-month-olds’ initial and 6-month recall of traumatic events that required emergency room treatment. The basic findings were (1) the number of preschoolers who produced an intrusion at the 6th month’s interview declined with age, (2) only the youngest preschoolers produced reliably more intrusions at 6 months than initially, (3) the amount of intruded information did not vary with age, and (4) the amount of information correctly recalled about the target traumatic event increased with age and was not affected by the presence of intrusions at any age. That preschoolers were able to recall considerable information concerning the target event, regardless of whether they did or did not produce intrusions, has implications for the veracity of their memories of trauma in real-life situations over extended retention intervals.