Rostov Historical Faculty: Memories about 1980s

A historical note on false traumatic memories.

Unhampered by current ethical standards and human subject committees, H. Bernheim (1889) created a false memory of a horrific traumatic event. Bernheim also demonstrated his subject's willingness to discuss the implanted memory with a representative of the law. Bernheim's work represents the first documented case of an implanted false traumatic memory, with direct relevance to contemporary deba...

Query about Faculty updated UKMEC.

dynamically than could ever be displayed on paper. Video consultations demonstrate communication aspects powerfully. The introductory emphasis on the law, the client perspective and young people places contraception and sexual health within its psychosocial context. Links to referenced sites are well chosen and accessible. The interactive self-assessment is challenging and – dare I say – fun, a...

False Alarms About False Memories

M. B. Miller and G. L. Wolford (1999) make two contributions. First, they add conditions to the basic Roediger-McDermott (1995) procedure and find that critical items are recalled and recognized more often if they are presented in the list than if they are not presented. These results agree with our own, which are briefly reviewed. Second, they apply signal detection theory to the paradigm and ...

Faculty attitudes about interprofessional education

BACKGROUND Interprofessional education (IPE) is an important component to training health care professionals. Research is limited in exploring the attitudes that faculty hold regarding IPE and what barriers they perceive to participating in IPE. The purpose of this study was to identify faculty attitudes about IPE and to identify barriers to participating in campus-wide IPE activities. METHOD...

Consequentialism about Historical Authenticity