Definition of hypermnesia in English:

hypermnesia

nounˌhʌɪpəmˈniːzɪəˌhīpərmˈnēZHə

mass noun

Unusual power or enhancement of memory, typically under abnormal conditions such as trauma, hypnosis, or narcosis.
Example sentencesExamples
- Such hypermnesia will be considered/suggested a normal ability, such as reading and writing are today.
- We would expect that an effect of hypermnesia would be demonstrated, despite Krizan and Marmolejo's 2001 conclusions to the opposite effect.
- The question of hypnotic hypermnesia in therapy is still open.
- The research so far has been focusing on visual stimuli and the depth of the processing as key factors of the development of hypermnesia.
- Under the hypermnesia explanation, the design of the present study merely promotes the increasingly accurate recall of genuinely experienced events.
- In addition, high- and low-imagery words produced equivalent hypermnesia and emergent generation effects.
- By the way, a simple explanation of hypermnesia is that at the end of the first 10-minute recall period, the rate of recall is quite low, but it isn't zero.
- The purpose of this study is to find out whether repeated recall will produce hypermnesia.
- Analyses for hypermnesia over the interviews found only that children still reported more corrects than errors.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from hyper- + Greek mnēsia 'memory'.

Definition of hypermnesia in US English:

hypermnesia

nounˌhīpərmˈnēZHə

Unusual power or enhancement of memory, typically under abnormal conditions such as trauma, hypnosis, or narcosis.
Example sentencesExamples
- The research so far has been focusing on visual stimuli and the depth of the processing as key factors of the development of hypermnesia.
- The question of hypnotic hypermnesia in therapy is still open.
- We would expect that an effect of hypermnesia would be demonstrated, despite Krizan and Marmolejo's 2001 conclusions to the opposite effect.
- By the way, a simple explanation of hypermnesia is that at the end of the first 10-minute recall period, the rate of recall is quite low, but it isn't zero.
- Analyses for hypermnesia over the interviews found only that children still reported more corrects than errors.
- Under the hypermnesia explanation, the design of the present study merely promotes the increasingly accurate recall of genuinely experienced events.
- Such hypermnesia will be considered/suggested a normal ability, such as reading and writing are today.
- In addition, high- and low-imagery words produced equivalent hypermnesia and emergent generation effects.
- The purpose of this study is to find out whether repeated recall will produce hypermnesia.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from hyper- + Greek mnēsia ‘memory’.

单词	hypermnesia
释义	Definition of hypermnesia in English: hypermnesia nounˌhʌɪpəmˈniːzɪəˌhīpərmˈnēZHə mass noun Unusual power or enhancement of memory, typically under abnormal conditions such as trauma, hypnosis, or narcosis. Example sentencesExamples Such hypermnesia will be considered/suggested a normal ability, such as reading and writing are today. We would expect that an effect of hypermnesia would be demonstrated, despite Krizan and Marmolejo's 2001 conclusions to the opposite effect. The question of hypnotic hypermnesia in therapy is still open. The research so far has been focusing on visual stimuli and the depth of the processing as key factors of the development of hypermnesia. Under the hypermnesia explanation, the design of the present study merely promotes the increasingly accurate recall of genuinely experienced events. In addition, high- and low-imagery words produced equivalent hypermnesia and emergent generation effects. By the way, a simple explanation of hypermnesia is that at the end of the first 10-minute recall period, the rate of recall is quite low, but it isn't zero. The purpose of this study is to find out whether repeated recall will produce hypermnesia. Analyses for hypermnesia over the interviews found only that children still reported more corrects than errors. Origin Mid 19th century: from hyper- + Greek mnēsia 'memory'. Definition of hypermnesia in US English: hypermnesia nounˌhīpərmˈnēZHə Unusual power or enhancement of memory, typically under abnormal conditions such as trauma, hypnosis, or narcosis. Example sentencesExamples The research so far has been focusing on visual stimuli and the depth of the processing as key factors of the development of hypermnesia. The question of hypnotic hypermnesia in therapy is still open. We would expect that an effect of hypermnesia would be demonstrated, despite Krizan and Marmolejo's 2001 conclusions to the opposite effect. By the way, a simple explanation of hypermnesia is that at the end of the first 10-minute recall period, the rate of recall is quite low, but it isn't zero. Analyses for hypermnesia over the interviews found only that children still reported more corrects than errors. Under the hypermnesia explanation, the design of the present study merely promotes the increasingly accurate recall of genuinely experienced events. Such hypermnesia will be considered/suggested a normal ability, such as reading and writing are today. In addition, high- and low-imagery words produced equivalent hypermnesia and emergent generation effects. The purpose of this study is to find out whether repeated recall will produce hypermnesia. Origin Mid 19th century: from hyper- + Greek mnēsia ‘memory’.
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