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IssueApplied Cognitive Psychology: Volume 17, Issue 9
Special Issue:Memory and Cognition for the Events of September 11, 2001
1005-1155November/December 2003
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Preface
Research Articles
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Delay related changes in personal memories for September 11, 2001
- Pages: 1007-1015
- First Published: 08 January 2004
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Comparing flashbulb memories of September 11 and the death of Princess Diana: effects of time delays and nationality
- Pages: 1017-1031
- First Published: 08 January 2004
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Event memory and autobiographical memory for the events of September 11, 2001
- Pages: 1033-1045
- First Published: 08 January 2004
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Evidence for the differential impact of time and emotion on personal and event memories for September 11, 2001
- Pages: 1047-1055
- First Published: 08 January 2004
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Autobiographical and event memory for 9/11: changes across one year
- Pages: 1057-1066
- First Published: 08 January 2004
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Reconstructing the serial order of events: a case study of September 11, 2001
- Pages: 1067-1080
- First Published: 08 January 2004
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Reactions to and memories for the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in adults with posttraumatic stress disorder
- Pages: 1081-1097
- First Published: 08 January 2004
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Narratives of 9/11: relations among personal involvement, narrative content and memory of the emotional impact over time
- Pages: 1099-1111
- First Published: 08 January 2004
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How has the 9/11 terrorist attack influenced decision making?
- Pages: 1113-1127
- First Published: 08 January 2004
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Isaac, Ishmael, and Janus: past and future lessons regarding the ethnic categorization of faces
- Pages: 1129-1147
- First Published: 08 January 2004
Comments
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New directions for flashbulb memories: comments on the ACP Special Issue
- Pages: 1149-1155
- First Published: 08 January 2004