Memória emocional. Uma revisão sistemática da capacidade moduladora da música, atividade física e bilinguismo
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A memória emocional é definida como a informação que é encontrada em nosso sistema de maneira duradoura devido ao acompanhamento das emoções, seja na aquisição, consolidação ou recuperação. Existem várias maneiras de modular a memória emocional. Nesta revisão teórica, três fatores que modulariam a memória com conteúdo emocional são investigados, mas ainda não foram amplamente estudados: música, atividade física e aquisição de outro idioma. Por meio de busca sistemática de artigos em revistas científicas indexadas em bases de dados, foram selecionados 22 artigos (9 sobre música, 7 referentes à atividade física e 6 sobre bilinguismo). Como conclusão geral, note-se que as intervenções ambientais examinadas têm a capacidade de modular a memória emocional, cada uma alterando um tipo específico de conteúdo emocional, seja visual e / ou verbal.
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Os autores que publicam neste periódico aceitam as seguintes condições:
- Autores mantém os direitos autorais e atribuir o direito de primeira publicação para a revista, com a obra registrada sob uma Licença de atribuição Creative Commons (CC-BY) , que permite que terceiros usem o que é publicado sempre que mencionarem a autoria do trabalho e a primeira publicação desta revista.
- Os autores podem fazer outros acordos contratuais independentes e adicionais para a distribuição não-exclusiva do artigo publicado na revista ESTA (por exemplo, incluí-lo em um repositório institucional ou publicá-lo em um livro), enquanto eles indicou claramente que o trabalho foi publicado pela primeira vez nesta revista.
- Autores são permitidos e encorajados a publicar seus trabalhos na Internet (por exemplo, em páginas institucionais ou individuais) antes e durante o processo de revisão e publicação, pois pode gerar alterações produtivas e maior e mais rápida difusão do trabalho publicado (ver The Effect of Open Access).
