News Events
Online university degrees that fit your life and career
Bachelor Master Doctorate
Distance learning Admission and registration Student resources Online campus
Continuing education
Alumnae and alumni
Student events
Explore our academic work and meet our researchers
Research groups Research projects Inaugural lectures Research campus Brig
Research in Focus International collaborations Early-career researchers
Publications
Researchers
Scientific events
Learning opportunities open to everyone
Uni60+
Corporate training Consulting mandates Our Service
Public events
Discover our institution and collaborate with us
Profile Strategy Recognised Qualifications Espace media Work at UniDistance Suisse
Faculty of Law Faculty of Psychology Faculty of Business and Economics Faculty of History Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science
Organisational chart
Regulatory framework
Contact

Prof. Dr Nicolas Rothen explique comment les souvenirs se forment, disparaissent ou peuvent être manipulés

Le 20 minutes a fait un micro-trottoir sur le thème des souvenirs d'enfance. Prof. Dr Nicolas Rothen a été consulté en tant qu'expert dans le domaine de la psychologie de la mémoire. Il explique entre autres pourquoi les enfants qui parlent beaucoup de leurs souvenirs avec leurs parents se souviennent mieux de leurs premières expériences.

Lisez ici l'article complet en allemand : Welches ist deine früheste Kindheitserinnerung?

Two Professorships of Clinical Psychology (2 x 100%), open rank - Focus on E-Mental Health The Hidden Power of Smells and Tastes on Our Behaviour Research in Focus Autism and Emotions: Humor to regulate emotions Interview with Prof Andrea Samson in the Tages-Anzeiger: Why Laughter Makes Us Happy