0 a memory of something: --
His powers of recollection are extraordinary.
I have many pleasant recollections of the time we spent together.
1 a memory of something, or the ability to remember past events: --
Such cross-lives recollections could take place in between lives - during, say, a rest and review phase.
Selective memories are thus socially shared, shaped by socially shared mechanisms working similarly upon everyone's recollections.
On an observer scale, irritability also responded, while on a self-rated scale, intrusive recollections, trouble sleeping and hypervigilance were also more responsive to fluoxetine.
In enthusiasts' recollections of the gigs at which death/thrash bands performed in the early 1990s, however, the genre's local salience becomes clearer.
Few of her informants had recollections of the period anterior to 1945.
Indeed, in two studies we have found evidence that predictions and recollections from patients appear to be biased in ways similar to those of non-patients.
Expressed recollections have acquired a different function, of being a means of articulating moral judgements on the present.
Parents' emotional neglect and overprotection according to the recollections of patients with borderline personality disorder.
