Christine Bastin
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4595076 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Christine Bastin |
| NOMBRES | Christine |
| APELLIDO | Bastin |
| FIRMA | BASTIN C |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Liège |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4556-9490 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Framing the Past, Shaping the Future
This study examines how media exposure and political identity affect the similarity of collective memories and future thoughts. One hundred twenty‐seven left‐ and right‐leaning Americans were exposed to CNN or FOX news, creating ideologically congruent and incongruent media conditions. Participants read the news, recalled it, and imagined related future scenarios. Text similarity analyses revealed key effects. First, memories were more similar th…
Interpersonal memory monitoring judgments and social attitude towards narrators as a function of the recollective qualities of their memories
In everyday conversations, other people tell us memories about events they experienced, and this can support vicarious learning and decision making. However, memories are not always true or faithful to what really happened. We assessed whether the richness of perceptual and contextual details in episodic autobiographical memories influenced how individuals rated the degree of veracity and fidelity of others' memory and whether these interpersonal…
The role of visual imagery and verbal coding in short-term memory conjunctive binding
Conjunctive binding allows to form and maintain integrated, complex, representations in memory from a series of object features. • The mechanisms underlying conjunctive binding in visual short-term memory are not fully understood yet. • We explored the role of (1) verbalisation and (2) visual imagery in conjunctive binding by testing aphantasic participants and typical imagers. • The ease to use of verbal coding impacted both performance and conf…
Does age affect metacognition? A cross-domain investigation using a hierarchical Bayesian framework
According to previous research, the accuracy of metacognitive judgments in aging depends on the cognitive domain involved in the task, the experimental design, and the metacognitive index used. Older adults are frequently less accurate than younger adults in judging their episodic memory, while no difference is typically observed for semantic metamemory. In addition, age-related changes in metaperception appear to be highly task-dependent. Other …
From one generation to the next
Family serves as a crucial context for intergenerational memory transmission. From an early age, younger generations hear stories from older family members, fostering a sense of belonging, identity, and a deeper understanding of the world. However, the frequency of this intergenerational exchange in daily life remains underexplored. In an exploratory online study, we asked parents and grandparents how often they perceive sharing memories with you…
A day that America will remember
This study explores the topics of flashbulb memory, collective identity, future thinking, and shared representations for a public event. We assessed the memories of the Capitol Riots, which happened in Washington DC, on 6 January 2021. Seventy Belgian and seventy-nine American citizens participated in an online study, in which they freely recalled the unfolding of Capitol Riots and answered questions regarding their memory. Inter-subjects similar…
I remember it like it was yesterday
Aging and binding in short-term memory
In visual short-term binding memory tasks, some studies suggested that aging disrupts relational binding more than conjunctive binding, whereas others report equivalent age-related differences in both types of binding. Yet, demands in controlled resources are potentially the greatest for relational short-term binding. In order to test the hypothesis that aging would affect preferentially tasks demanding in controlled processes, we assessed the co…
Semantic and perceptual encoding lead to decreased fine mnemonic discrimination following multiple presentations
Competitive trace theory holds that semanticization following reactivation is characterised by a fidelity loss in the memory representation due to the competition between different traces formed after each occurrence of a given stimulus. This is manifested in the Mnemonic Similarity Task as an increase in hits and in false recognition of similar lures. We tested this account across two encoding conditions emphasising the perceptual versus semanti…
Anosognosia in Mild Cognitive Impairment
While anosognosia is often present in Alzheimer's disease, the degree of awareness of cognitive difficulties in the earlier stages, such as Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), is less clear. Using a questionnaire and Feeling-of-Knowing tasks, the aims of this study were (1) to test the hypothesis that anosognosia is present specifically in prodromal AD stage in patients that, owing to a more severe AD neuropathology, will rapidly progress to overt d…
Deciphering the relationship between objective and subjective aspects of recollection in healthy aging
Although healthy aging has been related to a decline in recollection as indexed by objective measures, the subjective experience of recollection sometimes remains stable. To date, however, these age-related differences have only been examined using aggregated data across trials. In the current study, we investigated the relationship between subjective and objective measures of recollection on a trial-by-trial basis to determine whether the magnit…
A gist orientation before retrieval impacts the objective content but not the subjective experience of episodic memory
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Deciphering the relationship between objective and subjective aspects of recollection in healthy aging
Although healthy aging has been related to a decline in recollection as indexed by objective measures, the subjective experience of recollection sometimes remains stable. To date, however, these age-related differences have only been examined using aggregated data across trials. In the current study, we investigated the relationship between subjective and objective measures of recollection on a trial-by-trial basis to determine whether the magnit…
A gist orientation before retrieval impacts the objective content but not the subjective experience of episodic memory
Aging and binding in short-term memory
In visual short-term binding memory tasks, some studies suggested that aging disrupts relational binding more than conjunctive binding, whereas others report equivalent age-related differences in both types of binding. Yet, demands in controlled resources are potentially the greatest for relational short-term binding. In order to test the hypothesis that aging would affect preferentially tasks demanding in controlled processes, we assessed the co…
Semantic and perceptual encoding lead to decreased fine mnemonic discrimination following multiple presentations
Competitive trace theory holds that semanticization following reactivation is characterised by a fidelity loss in the memory representation due to the competition between different traces formed after each occurrence of a given stimulus. This is manifested in the Mnemonic Similarity Task as an increase in hits and in false recognition of similar lures. We tested this account across two encoding conditions emphasising the perceptual versus semanti…
Anosognosia in Mild Cognitive Impairment
While anosognosia is often present in Alzheimer's disease, the degree of awareness of cognitive difficulties in the earlier stages, such as Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), is less clear. Using a questionnaire and Feeling-of-Knowing tasks, the aims of this study were (1) to test the hypothesis that anosognosia is present specifically in prodromal AD stage in patients that, owing to a more severe AD neuropathology, will rapidly progress to overt d…
I remember it like it was yesterday
A day that America will remember
This study explores the topics of flashbulb memory, collective identity, future thinking, and shared representations for a public event. We assessed the memories of the Capitol Riots, which happened in Washington DC, on 6 January 2021. Seventy Belgian and seventy-nine American citizens participated in an online study, in which they freely recalled the unfolding of Capitol Riots and answered questions regarding their memory. Inter-subjects similar…
Does age affect metacognition? A cross-domain investigation using a hierarchical Bayesian framework
According to previous research, the accuracy of metacognitive judgments in aging depends on the cognitive domain involved in the task, the experimental design, and the metacognitive index used. Older adults are frequently less accurate than younger adults in judging their episodic memory, while no difference is typically observed for semantic metamemory. In addition, age-related changes in metaperception appear to be highly task-dependent. Other …
From one generation to the next
Family serves as a crucial context for intergenerational memory transmission. From an early age, younger generations hear stories from older family members, fostering a sense of belonging, identity, and a deeper understanding of the world. However, the frequency of this intergenerational exchange in daily life remains underexplored. In an exploratory online study, we asked parents and grandparents how often they perceive sharing memories with you…
Framing the Past, Shaping the Future
This study examines how media exposure and political identity affect the similarity of collective memories and future thoughts. One hundred twenty‐seven left‐ and right‐leaning Americans were exposed to CNN or FOX news, creating ideologically congruent and incongruent media conditions. Participants read the news, recalled it, and imagined related future scenarios. Text similarity analyses revealed key effects. First, memories were more similar th…
Interpersonal memory monitoring judgments and social attitude towards narrators as a function of the recollective qualities of their memories
In everyday conversations, other people tell us memories about events they experienced, and this can support vicarious learning and decision making. However, memories are not always true or faithful to what really happened. We assessed whether the richness of perceptual and contextual details in episodic autobiographical memories influenced how individuals rated the degree of veracity and fidelity of others' memory and whether these interpersonal…
The role of visual imagery and verbal coding in short-term memory conjunctive binding
Conjunctive binding allows to form and maintain integrated, complex, representations in memory from a series of object features. • The mechanisms underlying conjunctive binding in visual short-term memory are not fully understood yet. • We explored the role of (1) verbalisation and (2) visual imagery in conjunctive binding by testing aphantasic participants and typical imagers. • The ease to use of verbal coding impacted both performance and conf…
Psychology (9 obras) · Cognitive psychology (8 obras) · Memory Processes and Influences (8 obras) · Cognition (6 obras) · Developmental psychology (6 obras) · Episodic memory (5 obras) · Memory and Neural Mechanisms (5 obras) · Identity, Memory, and Therapy (4 obras) · Recall (4 obras) · Autobiographical memory (3 obras)