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Déjà vu
Chapter
Cognitive Psychology of Memory
2.21.13 Summary and Future Directions
Déjà vu is a recognition illusion experienced by about
two-thirds of individuals, and the incidence generally decreases with age. Most
experients have had déjà vu multiple times, generally once every 1 to 6 months in
a younger sample (cf. Brown, 2004). Déjà vu experiences are generally brief
(several seconds long), triggered by the entire setting, and are more likely to
occur indoors, while relaxing, and in the company of friends. The illusion is
more likely to occur in individuals with more education, travel experience, and
liberal attitudes. Given the rarity of déjà vu, the enigmatic nature of the
causative factors, and amorphous response, eliciting a déjà vu experience in
the lab may be problematic. However, attempts to model different aspects of the
illusion may provide a creative source of research ideas on cognition in
general (Seamon et al., 1983; Jacoby and Whitehouse, 1989; Bernstein and Welch,
1991; Joordens and Merikle, 1992; Brown and Marsh, 2005; O’Conner et al., 2006) continue reading
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