Learning from repression: Emotional memory and emotional numbing
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 29 (5):527-528 (2006)
| Abstract | Erdelyi argues persuasively for his unified theory of repression. Beyond this, what can studying repression bring to our understanding of other aspects of emotional function? Here we consider ways in which work on repression might inform the study of, on one hand, emotional memory, and on the other, the emotional numbing seen in patients with chronic persistent depersonalization symptoms. | |||||||||
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