MODULATION OF MEMORY
记忆的调节
基本信息
- 批准号:2460311
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 11.32万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1981
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1981-10-01 至 1999-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
The broad, long-term objectives are: to increase our knowledge of basic
psychobiological processes in storage and retrieval of information; to
provide a behavioral "preparation" for furthering our understanding of
the pathology of memory, including that resulting from minor homeostatic
disturbances; and to extend a retrieval-oriented model of memory to the
domain of the extinction of aversively motivated behaviors, thereby
gaining information potentially relevant to behavior therapies for
phobic disorders as well as to learning theory. The specific aims of
assessing various modulations of memory are addressed in three major
areas of proposed research: 1) Analysis and investigation of the
consequences of the forgetting of stimulus attributes. This includes
studies on time-dependent changes in generalized interference from
training and contextual stimuli; on the potential role of "new learning"
in producing certain reminder effects; on the retention of interoceptive
cues; and o changes in the associative control over drug tolerance. 2)
Investigation of aspects of retrieval processes in amnesia. Issues to
be examined here include the transfer of control of memory retrieval to
new cues; the dynamics of inaccessible (but recoverable) memory; and the
relationship between various homeostatic disruption and anterograde
amnesias. 3) Application of a memory retrieval schema to an analysis of
extinction of aversively motivated behavior. Can manipulations designed
to reactivate memory of a traumatic episode during an extinction
exposure enhance the elimination of fear? Studies are proposed in which
the level of memory reactivation is varied during response-prevention
("flooding") in active avoidance and during CS-alone exposure in
Pavlovian fear conditioning. This approach provides a new direction for
research of the elimination of fear motivated responding.
广泛的,长期的目标是:增加我们的基本知识,
信息存储和检索的心理生物学过程;
为我们进一步理解
记忆的病理学,包括由轻微的自我平衡引起的
干扰;并将记忆的检索导向模型扩展到
领域的灭绝令人厌恶的动机行为,从而
获得与行为疗法潜在相关的信息,
恐惧症以及学习理论。 的具体目标
评估记忆的各种调制是在三个主要解决
建议的研究领域:1)分析和调查
忘记刺激属性的后果。 这包括
广义干扰随时间变化的研究
培训和环境刺激;关于"新学习"的潜在作用
在产生一定的提醒效果;对保留内感受性
提示;和o药物耐受性相关控制的变化。 (二)
健忘症检索过程方面的研究。 问题需要
在这里要检查的包括记忆检索的控制转移到
新的线索;不可访问(但可恢复)记忆的动态;以及
各种稳态破坏与顺行性
健忘症 3)应用记忆提取图式分析
消除令人厌恶的动机行为。 可以设计的操作
在大灭绝中重新激活创伤记忆
曝光增强消除恐惧? 建议开展研究,
在响应阻止期间,存储器重新激活的水平是变化的
("洪水")在主动回避和CS单独暴露期间,
巴甫洛夫恐惧条件反射。 这种方法为以下方面提供了新的方向:
消除恐惧动机反应的研究。
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