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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.6
How does research using animal models suggest the role of stress hormones in consolidating traumatic memories?
Animal models conclusively demonstrate that only positive emotions can impact memory consolidation.
Elevated stress hormone levels invariably lead to the immediate forgetting of traumatic events.
High levels of stress hormones appear to enhance consolidation processes leading to stronger traumatic memories in animals.
Stress hormones have no influence on the consolidation of traumatic memories.
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AP Psychology - 5.6 Biological Bases of Memory
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