Autobiographical memory : an introduction /

• Conway, Martin A., 1952-

• Autobiographical memory
• Memory

• Open University Press,

• 0335098495

• Autobiographical memory theoretical and applied perspectives
• Autobiographical memory
• Autobiographical memory remembering what and remembering when
• Remembering the personal past descriptions of autobiographical memory
• Remembering our past studies in autobiographical memory
• Memory observed remembering in natural contexts
• Theoretical perspectives on autobiographical memory
• Affect and accuracy in recall studies of flashbulb memories
• Flashbulb memories
• Memory in context context in memory
• Cognitive models of memory
• Memory in everyday life
• Knowledge and memory the real story
• Cognitive foundations of clinical psychology
• Human memory exploration and application
• Personal construct pyschology in clinical practice
• Contact and conflict in intergroup encounters
• Aspects of memory The practical aspects
• Friendship and peer relations
• Visual perception physiology psychology and ecology
• Developing psychodynamic counselling
• Eyewitness memory theoretical and applied perspectives
• Understanding families diversity continuity and change
• Children in families research and policy
• Memory
• Visual perception physiology psychology & ecology
• legacy of B F Skinner concepts and perspectives controversies and misunderstandings
• Basic and applied memory research
• Memory and remembering everyday memory in context
• Cognitive processes attention perception memory thinking and language
• Exploring identity and gender the narrative study of lives
• Theories of memory
• About behaviorism
• Developmental psychology a reader
• Theoretical aspects of memory
• Changing moods the psychology of mood and mood regulation
• Moral learning and development theory and research
• nature of prejudice
• Psychotherapy and society
• introduction to philosophical analysis
• Critical psychology an introduction
• Visual perception physiology psychology and ecology
• Philosophy and methodology in the social sciences
• Human memory theory and practice
• Belief attitude intention and behavior an introduction to theory and research
• Human aggression
• stories we live by personal myths and the making of the self
• Personal relationships and personal constructs a study of friendship formation
• Theories of counseling and psychotherapy
• Biological psychology
• Cognitive psychology and emotional disorders
• Working memory
• Sociology of families
• Motherhood meanings practices and ideologies
• Human memory the processing of information
• Basic forensic psychiatry
• Reconstructing schizophrenia
• reproduction of mothering psychoanalysis and the sociology of gender
• Learning
• Reflections on behaviorism and society
• Understanding childrens development a New Zealand perspective
• Memory a cognitive approach
• Psychology law and eyewitness testimony
• Human memory theory and practice
• Causal attribution from cognitive processes to collective beliefs
• Social constructionism discourse and realism
• Current issues in infancy and parenthood
• Imagery
• Friends for life the psychology of personal relationships
• Attitudes and decisions
• Everyday conversation
• theory of personality the psychology of personal constructs
• philosophy of the social sciences
• Radical behaviorism the philosophy and the science
• Play
• social animal
• Research methods and statistics in psychology
• Mapping the language of racism discourse and the legitimation of exploitation
• Applying psychology to crime
• Forensic psychology a guide to practice
• Childs play
• Aggression and its causes a biopsychosocial approach
• Friendship in childhood and adolescence
• Social identity and social cognition an introduction
• Essentials of human memory
• Doing qualitative analysis in psychology
• Individual differences
• introduction to social constructionism
• Learning & behavior
• Principles of behavioral analysis
• Introduction to the philosophy of social research
• Developmental psychology from infancy to adulthood
• Social influence
• Personality and social behaviour
• Principles of developmental psychology
• Abnormal psychology
• Aggression its causes consequences and control
• Learning theory and behaviour modification
• Handbook of individual therapy
• Family life domestic roles and social organization