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Book SynopsisFirst published in 2011. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Table of ContentsHodges, Berry, SenseCam: A Wearable Camera which Stimulates and Rehabilitates Autobiographical Memory. Loveday, Conway, Using SenseCam with an Amnesic Patient: Accessing Inaccessible Everyday Memories. Pauly-Takacs, SenseCam as a Rehabilitation Tool in a Child with Anterograde Amnesia. Browne, SenseCam Improves Memory for Recent Events and Quality of Life in a Patient with Memory Retrieval Difficulties. St-Jacques, Gender Differences in Autobiographical Memory for Everyday Events: Retrieval Elicited by SenseCam Images vs. Verbal Cues. Milton, An fMRI Study of Long-term Everyday Memory Using SenseCam. Brindley, Exploration of Use of SenseCam to Support Autobiographical Memory Retrieval within a Cognitive-Behavioural Therapeutic Intervention. Barnard, Exploring the Basis and Boundary Conditions of SenseCam-facilitated Rehabilitation. Murphy, SenseCam, Imagery and Bias in Memory for Wellbeing. Burke, Passive Imaging Technology in Aphasia Therapy. Doherty, Automatically Assisting Human Memory: A SenseCam Browser.
