information about unique

personal experiences that occur in daily life. These memories typically include information about the time and place of an event, as well as detailed information

about the event itself.Scientist conducted various researches,one search was conducted in 1880 by Brown and Schafer on monkeys temporal lobe from where episodic memory came into being.Many experience of surgeons about Amnesia how it occurs are mentioned.All,someway or other focused on mid temporal lobe.Many searches were done on animal to prevent Amnesia.

Further areas of brain consisting of episodic memory are mentioned which are basically prefrontal cortex,hippocamus.It is also seen that with aging the above mentioned parts become weaker and memory becomes weak.Studies also reveals that depression,stress seems to affect memory system causing epilepsy,hipopocampal selerosis,lalzheimer's deasease.

answer:

1. Scientists should use good lines of communication with journalists.

2. To have better communication between public and researchers, public should ask for evidences.They should not blindly accept what they say.

3.Scientists also look at public confidence in their knowledge considering issues such as gender of those taking, don't know boxes.

questions 2:What is the motive of this research?

answer:The ability to encode and retrieve our daily personal experiences, called episodic memory, is supported by the circuitry of the medial temporal lobe (MTL), including the hippocampus, which interacts extensively with a number of specific distributed cortical and subcortical structures. In both animals and humans, evidence from anatomical, neuropsychological, and physiological studies indicates that cortical components of this system have key functions in several aspects of perception and cognition, whereas the MTL structures mediate the organization and persistence of the network of memories whose details are stored in those cortical areas.

Source website

www.human-memory.net/types_episodic.html

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3.Ally BA, Gold CA, Budson AE (2009b). The picture superiority effect in patientswith Alzheimer’s disease and mild cognitive impairment.Neuropsychologia47:595–598.

4.Alvarado MC, Bachevalier J (2005). Comparison of the effects of damage to theperirhinal and parahippocampal cortex on transverse patterning and locationmemory in rhesus macaques.J Neurosci25: 1599–1609.

5.Baddeley A, Vargha-Khadem F, Mishkin M (2001). Preserved recognition in a caseof developmental amnesia: implications for the acquisition of semantic memory?J Cogn Neurosci13: 357–369.

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Braid, J. Neurypnology. London: J. Churchill, 1853.

Ezzell, C. "Scientific American Gets Hypnotized: Our Staff Sees What It's Like to Go Under." Scientific American. 1 Jul. 2001, Volume 285, Number 1: 54.

Horton, J. Hypnotizability and Corpus Callosum Morphology (Dissertation).Blacksburg: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1999.

Nash, M. "The Truth and the Hype of Hypnosis." Scientific American. 1 Jul. 2001, Volume 285, Number 1: 46-55.

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2.Does a weak-minded person make a better subject than a strong-minded person

3.Can anyone learn Self Hypnosis?

4.Who can be hypnotized? 

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3.Any normally intelligent person who can concentrate and follow instructions, and who is motivated and willing can learn Self Hypnosis

4.Any normally intelligent person who can concentrate and follow instructions, and who is motivated and willing can learn Self Hypnosis

2.T.V programmes(curiosity)

3. youtube videos

4.books(A sharp brain for life)

5.Newspapes,magzines(knowledge)

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2.Helps in discovery of drugs

3.Statistical machine learning.

4.super conducting quantum interference device.

5.Positron emission tomography

ans;OCD IS OBSESSIVE compulsive Disorder which causes an individual to have intrisive thoughts of a frightening or distuarbing nature,which in turn may cause the person to do things repeatedly.They might perform certain rituals to guard against danger,or clean ones self or personal areas of home or work again and again .also see our fact sheet about ocd to answer more ocd questions

2.What are the symptoms of ocd?

Symptoms and behaviors associated with OCD are wide and varied. The primary thing they have in common is they are generally unwanted behaviors and/or thoughts that occur very frequently — i.e., several times a day. Symptoms, if untreated, may progress to the point of taking up all of a sufferer's waking hours.

Medication

Depressants

Competent

complusions

MEANINGS;

psychotherapy=the treatment of mental disorder by psychological rather

depressants=sedative

competent=fit

medication=a drug or other form of medicine that is used to prevent disease

compulsions=the action or staate of forcing or being forced to do something;constraint.

4. If I have any of these symptoms or behaviors, does it mean that I have OCD?

5. Is OCD considered to be an anxiety disorder?

open to the american public.It is not to be taken lightly .Although many treatments and therapies are out there nothing is one hundred percent prove to work yet.This disease henders the six million people that suffers from it and

"I hope this paper opens the eyes of others to this disease".