Mixed Memories

Mixed Memories

1. Are very important in shaping how we see our lives.

   • These events are so significant and the memories are so strong.
   • These constant conscious reviewing and replaying goes a long way to shaping who we becomes in later life.

2. Recent research has shown.

   • Children who are close to their parents and enjoy strong family relationships will look back on their lives as being positive.
   • Those who lack a close relationship with family often tell a more pessimistic story about their lives or memories.

3. Type of stories or memories that we say with the time.

   • Teenagers
     • Talk about life events as if they are the heric protagonist, are these stories elaborated on to take on an almost mythical status.
   • Late teenage.
     • The stories start to become more realistic.

4. A memorie bump was defined by Psychologist David Rubin.

   • Older adults remember most strongly things that happened between the ages of ten to 30.
   • Adults in their early twenties have many moments so, their memories change constantly.
     • When we are so young we are still writing our own life
       • There are some factors that develop this memories like first job or marriage.