New technology solve the puzzle phenomenon of false memories deja vu

New technology solve the puzzle phenomenon of false memories deja vu

 

Modern technology enables us to observe the brain, enabling Czech researchers from Central European technological Institute of the Masaryk Czech University reveal the mystery of the so-called phenomenon of deja vu and déjà vu, is a French word meaning (seen before), and intended the phenomenon of human feeling that the position by the details, although it did not actually receive, and therefore also calls the label of false memories.

The head of the research team, Milan brazdil, there are a lot of assumptions and explanations for the phenomenon of false memories, but none of them was not based on scientific support. As he and his team in cooperation with the Faculty of medicine at the same University, were able to prove that the phenomenon is linked to the fact that developments in the brain, and thus supported the assumption which was originally nervous says of this phenomenon, which affects about 80% of people.

He had 113 volunteers for cerebral examinations by MRI, and that thanks to the new and very sensitive method were compared the large areas of the brain size among individuals who have already been subjected to so-called bediga Fu, who did not witness this phenomenon in their lives.

The exact analyses conducted after that proved the existence of differences in the amount of gray matter in parts of the brain. The biggest changes were observed in the "alhibokamb", i.e. structures and parts where memory, where smaller structures were of people who had witnessed this phenomenon much compared to those who have not encountered previously in their lives.

Researchers also concluded that tension or level of education obtained play an important role in recurrence of this phenomenon, and the majority of them are university graduates who are subjected to tension. Researcher brazdil are that the phenomenon is very complex, so it is not possible to present the results obtained in this way.

The results of the work of the researchers have been displayed in the journal cortex, it was inviting researchers to prominent international conferences abroad and that one of the achievements of this research is to use a source-based to morfometrie that way able to distinguish even between very small differences within each part of the brain, which could allow the use of this method in research on schizophrenia.