Memoria emocional. Una revisión sistemática sobre la capacidad modulatoria de la música, la actividad física y el bilingüismo
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La memoria emocional se define como aquella información que se encuentra en nuestro sistema de modo duradero debido al acompañamiento de emociones, ya sea en su adquisición, consolidación o recuperación. Hay diversos modos de modular la memoria emocional. En la presente revisión teórica se indagan tres factores que modularían la memoria con contenido emocional pero no han sido vastamente estudiados: la música, la realización de actividad física y la adquisición de otro idioma. A través de una búsqueda sistematizada de artículos en revistas científicas indexadas en bases de datos, se seleccionaron 22 artículos (9 sobre música, 7 referidos a la actividad física y 6 sobre bilingüismo). Como conclusión general se destaca que las intervenciones ambientales examinadas, tienen la capacidad de modular la memoria emocional, cada una alterando un tipo particular de contenido emocional, ya sea visual y/o verbal.
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