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3) Valè afektif (emosyonèl) asosye ak materyèl la yo dwe memorize, ak la atitid moun nan ak entansite emosyon. Eta nou an emosyonèl lè yon evènman rive ka enfliyanse anpil memwa nan li. Se konsa, si yon evènman se trè boulvèsan oswa eksite, nou pral fòme yon memwa espesyalman rete vivan nan li. Pou egzanp, anpil moun sonje kote yo te lè yo te aprann sou lanmò Princess Diana a, oswa sou atak yo nan mwa septanm nan 11, 2001. Pwosesis la nan evènman emosyonèl-chaje nan memwa enplike nan norepinephrine / noradrenaline, yon nerotransmeteur ki lage nan pi gwo kantite lè nou eksite oswa tansyon. Kòm Voltaire mete l ', sa ki manyen kè a grave nan memwa a.
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3) Affective (emotional) values associated with the material to be memorised, and the individual’s mood and intensity of emotion. Our emotional state when an event occurs can greatly influence our memory of it. Thus, if an event is very upsetting or arousing, we will form an especially vivid memory of it. For example, many people remember where they were when they learned about Princess Diana’s death, or about the attacks of September 11, 2001. The processing of emotionally-charged events in memory involves norepinephrine/noradrenaline, a neurotransmitter that is released in larger amounts when we are excited or tense. As Voltaire put it, that which touches the heart is engraved in the memory.