reconsolidate (Meaning)
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reconsolidate (v. t.)
To consolidate anew or again.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reconsolidate
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reconsolidate Sentence Examples
- The therapist employed reconsolidation therapy to help the patient overcome traumatic memories.
- After experiencing a traumatic event, the brain reconsolidates the memories related to the experience.
- The reconsolidation process allows the brain to update and modify established memories.
- By disrupting reconsolidation, scientists hope to develop treatments for memory disorders like Alzheimer's.
- Researchers are studying the role of sleep in reconsolidation, as it may enhance the process.
- The emotional context surrounding an event influences how it is reconsolidated in the brain.
- Exposure therapy can facilitate reconsolidation by re-experiencing the traumatic memory in a safe environment.
- Clinicians use reconsolidation techniques to assist patients in modifying negative or distorted beliefs.
- The reconsolidation window provides a limited time frame during which memories can be updated and changed.
- Further research on reconsolidation could lead to breakthroughs in the understanding and treatment of mental health conditions.
FAQs About the word reconsolidate
To consolidate anew or again.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The therapist employed reconsolidation therapy to help the patient overcome traumatic memories.
After experiencing a traumatic event, the brain reconsolidates the memories related to the experience.
The reconsolidation process allows the brain to update and modify established memories.
By disrupting reconsolidation, scientists hope to develop treatments for memory disorders like Alzheimer's.
