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儿童记忆自我参照效应研究述评 Title:AReviewofResearchontheSelf-ReferencingEffectinChildhoodMemory Introduction: Childhoodmemoriesplayafundamentalroleincognitivedevelopmentandpersonalidentityformation.Understandinghowchildrenrememberinformationaboutthemselveshasbeenatopicofgreatinterestincognitivepsychology.Theself-referencingeffect,whichreferstotheenhancedmemoryforself-relevantinformation,hasbeenextensivelyinvestigatedinbothadultsandchildren.Thispaperaimstoprovideacomprehensivereviewandcritiqueoftheresearchontheself-referencingeffectinchildhoodmemory. Methodology: Toconductthisreview,relevantstudiespublishedinpeer-reviewedjournalswereidentifiedthroughasystematicsearchofonlinedatabases.Studiesthatspecificallyexaminedtheself-referencingeffectinchildhoodmemory,aswellasstudiesthatcomparedtheeffectbetweenchildrenandadults,wereselectedforanalysis.Thechosenstudiesutilizedvariousmethodologies,includingself-referencingtasks,recallandrecognitiontests,andneuroimagingtechniques. Findings: Thefindingsfromtheselectedstudiesconsistentlydemonstratethatchildren,similartoadults,exhibitaself-referencingeffectinmemory.Childrentendtorememberinformationthatispersonallyrelevanttothembetterthaninformationthatisnotself-relevant.Thiseffectisobservedacrossdifferentagegroups,suggestingitsdevelopmentfromearlychildhood.Furthermore,theself-referencingeffectisfoundtobeassociatedwithenhancedelaborationanddeeperprocessingofself-relevantinformation,resultinginbetterencodingandsubsequentretrieval. Severalstudieshavesoughttoexploretheneuralmechanismsunderlyingtheself-referencingeffectinchildhoodmemory.Neuroimagingstudiesusingfunctionalmagneticresonanceimaging(fMRI)haveshownincreasedactivationinbrainregionsinvolvedinself-processingandmemoryretrievalprocesses,suchasthemedialprefrontalcortexandhippocampus.Thesefindingssupporttheideathatself-referentialprocessingengagesspecializedbrainnetworksassociatedwithenhancedmemoryconsolidationandretrieval. Discussion: Whilethemajorityofstudiessupporttheexistenceoftheself-referenci