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Social phobics have third party memories
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A study has shown social phobics' memories for social interactions tend to be experienced as if looking in on themselves from another person's perspective. The memories are also more focused about their own behaviors and thoughts and not on what other people were saying or doing.
The authors concluded that "As suggested by cognitive models of social phobia, people with social phobia may focus their attention on themselves both while experiencing social situations and while reviewing these situations afterwards, thus favouring the encoding and consolidation of self-referential information in memory."
D'Argembeau A, Van der Linden M, d'Acremont M, Mayers I.
Phenomenal characteristics of autobiographical memories for social and non-social events in social phobia.
Memory. 2006 Jul;14(5):637-47. [Abstract]
posted Saturday, 10 June 2006
tags: social phobia social anxiety disorder