cryptomnesia

One trick is called cryptomnesia, or hidden memory.3 A delirious person may suddenly speak in a strange language he apparently never learned.

Experiencing the Next World Now Michael Grosso 2004

One trick is called cryptomnesia, or hidden memory.3 A delirious person may suddenly speak in a strange language he apparently never learned.

Experiencing the Next World Now Michael Grosso 2004

One trick is called cryptomnesia, or hidden memory.3 A delirious person may suddenly speak in a strange language he apparently never learned.

Experiencing the Next World Now Michael Grosso 2004

What is called cryptomnesia in one context is known as social learning theory in another.

You Didn’t Plagiarize, Your Unconscious Did 2009

And if it is real, is unconscious copying (or "cryptomnesia" to those who study the phenomenon) preventable?

You Didn’t Plagiarize, Your Unconscious Did 2009

Nevertheless, the phenomenon of "cryptomnesia", of mistakenly treating something one has heard as a memory of one's own experience, is a documented psychological phenomenon.

Mistaken Memories James F. McGrath 2009

Nevertheless, the phenomenon of "cryptomnesia", of mistakenly treating something one has heard as a memory of one's own experience, is a documented psychological phenomenon.

Archive 2009-01-01 James F. McGrath 2009

Over the last 20 years, Marsh has designed numerous models for studying cryptomnesia in the lab.

You Didn’t Plagiarize, Your Unconscious Did 2009

Henry Roediger, a memory expert at Washington University in St. Louis, said that cryptomnesia is partially caused by the lopsidedness of our memories: it's easier to remember information than it is to remember its source.

You Didn’t Plagiarize, Your Unconscious Did 2009

This disconnect, coupled with errors in remembering the source of ideas, words, or even whole phrases, may be responsible for cryptomnesia.

You Didn’t Plagiarize, Your Unconscious Did 2009