• DOI:10.1385/MN:32:2:123
Corpus ID: 20176022

Removing pathogenic memories

@article{Centonze2007RemovingPM,
  title={Removing pathogenic memories},
  author={D. Centonze and A. Siracusano and P. Calabresi and G. Bernardi},
  journal={Molecular Neurobiology},
  year={2007},
  volume={32},
  pages={123-132}
}

D. Centonze, A. Siracusano, +1 author G. Bernardi

Published 2007

Psychology, Medicine

Molecular Neurobiology

Experimental research examining the neural bases of nondeclarative memory has offered intriguing insight into how functional and dysfunctional implicit learning affects the brain. Long-term modifications of synaptic transmission, in particular, are currently considered the most plausible mechanism underlying memory trace encoding and compulsions, addiction, anxiety, and phobias. Therefore, an effective psychotherapy must be directed to erase maladaptive implicit memories and aberrant synaptic… CONTINUE READING

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