心理科学进展 ›› 2024, Vol. 32 ›› Issue (11): 1854-1871.doi: 10.3724/SP.J.1042.2024.01854
周帆1, 田昊月2, 姜英杰2,3
收稿日期:
2024-01-26
出版日期:
2024-11-15
发布日期:
2024-09-05
通讯作者:
姜英杰, E-mail: jiangyj993@nenu.edu.cn
基金资助:
ZHOU Fan1, TIAN Haoyue2, JIANG Yingjie2,3
Received:
2024-01-26
Online:
2024-11-15
Published:
2024-09-05
摘要: 记忆巩固通常被认为是一个缓慢的过程, 需要数年甚至更长时间。然而, 新的研究显示, 当新信息与已有图式一致或采用特定编码方式时, 记忆能够迅速巩固。此外, 睡眠和提取对记忆的促进也被认为与记忆的快速巩固有关。这些现象揭示了记忆快速巩固两种可能的途径:基于图式的学习和记忆重复再激活。在未来的研究中, 可以进一步探索海马在皮层学习中的作用, 干扰抑制对记忆巩固的意义, 以及在理解记忆快速巩固两面性的基础上, 从适应环境的视角来考察记忆巩固的快与慢。
中图分类号:
周帆, 田昊月, 姜英杰. (2024). 记忆快速巩固:基于图式的学习与重复再激活. 心理科学进展 , 32(11), 1854-1871.
ZHOU Fan, TIAN Haoyue, JIANG Yingjie. (2024). Rapid memory consolidation: Schema-based learning and repeated reactivation. Advances in Psychological Science, 32(11), 1854-1871.
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