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Early experience is any event that occurs in childhood. Such events can have important implications for subsequent development of academic achievement, mental health, and personality for example.
Early memories
The memory for such events is problematic as autobiographical memory is open to influence. Age regression (hypnosis) techniques using hypnosis have been studied as a way of clarifying these issues.
See also
- Autobiography
- Autobiographical memory
- Anniversary events
- Child abuse
- Child neglect
- Child sexual abuse
- Childhood memory
- Early childhood development
- Early experience in mental disorders
- Early memories
- Enactments
- False memory syndrome
- Life review
- Reminiscence