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The effect time perception and emotional interference on autobiog | 50093

Journal of Neurology & Neurophysiology

ISSN - 2155-9562

The effect time perception and emotional interference on autobiographical memories

31st Clinical Neuroscience and Neurogenetics Conference: Mobilizing Neurons to Rehabilitate

August 13-14, 2018 Dubai, UAE

Hashil Hatif Al Hatmi

Almaha Academy, Qatar

Scientific Tracks Abstracts: J Neurol Neurophysiol

Abstract :

Over the past three decades studies have investigated whether people are able to look back in time and perceive themselves from a field (first-person) or observer perspective. A major field of cognitive psychology looked at time perception and memory and depended on emotional factors. The objective of the current research was to investigate the relationship of time estimations and emotional interference on autobiographical memories and whether perception of the field/observer is related to the emotional factor. Two studies were conducted. In study-1 (pilot), participants were asked to recall a positive, negative or a neutral autobiographical memory dating three to six years prior to the study. In study-2, participants were exposed to all three emotional autobiographical memory conditions during the task. Finally, each participant was asked whether they could look back and choose if they could perceive themselves as first-person (field), or observer, or both in a given event. Results on both studies rejected the hypotheses and suggested no significant results. Participants showed no differences in their objective and subjective duration judgements of the original events and whether they perceive them to be first-person, observer, or even both. These findings suggests further study in this field is needed as under certain experimental methods, emotional interferences and time perception may have an impact on oneā??s autobiographical memory.

Biography :

Hashil Hatif Al Hatmi is self-determined, optimistic, adventurous, opened-minded, solution-oriented, multicultural, a confident public speaker, motivational, a perfume enthusiast, and enjoy professional and socialnetworking. he enjoy working with the youth. Using evidence-based practices to develop; leadership skills; team work; confidence; public speaking and presentations skills; including other aspects of personal development. The other two areas he like to focus on is their academic performance and of course their Islamic values (for Muslims youth) in order to become the best of people.

E-mail: hashil.hatmi4@gmail.com

 

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