Memory is an essential attribute that helps an individual store and recollects
relevant information. It was believed that the initial trace of memory is
malleable and gets robust and solidified with time. However, targeting the
memory process upon reactivation is susceptible to modifications. Memory is
vulnerable to change because it needs maintenance and updating from time to
time. As a Memory and Anxiety Research Group (MARG), we want to
understand how memory can be updated upon reactivation. How different
interventions, such as behavioural, neurostimulation, CBT, etc., might be
helpful in memory updation. To investigate reactivated memory malleable nature
and boundary conditions of memory.
Moreover, a multi-measure assessment
must be done to have a holistic understanding of memory modification. Our team
focuses on and uses mixed methodology (i.e. qualitative and quantitative
methods) and multi-measure assessment (i.e. physiological responses,
behavioural, subjective, etc.) towards memory and anxiety research. We also
research the other areas of cognitive psychology and design. We are open to
national and international research collaboration. Please write to us at
iitrmarg@gmail.com for research collaboration.