Memory and self-talk survey

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Memory and self-talk survey

WWelcome to this short survey on memory and self-talk, and thank you for your participation!

The purpose of this survey is to test a hypothesis about the relationship between memory types and self-talk. The survey is composed of four sections and some general questions at the end. It will take about 7 minutes to complete this survey and your answers will be kept confidential.

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First, a section about your memory: *

Strongly disagree

Disagree somewhat

Neither agree nor disagree

Agree somewhat

Agree strongly

In general, my ability to navigate is better than most of my family or friends.

I usually can learn and repeat facts easily, even if I don't remember where I learned them.

I am highly confident in my ability to remember past events of my life.

I have no trouble remembering where I have put things.

I am very good at remembering the content of news articles and broadcasts.

I am very good at remembering information about people that I know (e.g., the names of a co-worker's children, etc.).

After I have visited an area, it is easy for me to find my way around the second time I visit.

In general I can easily remember information I have learned at school or work.

After reading a book or seeing a movie, I can tell the story in detail to someone.

If my route to work or school was blocked, I could easily find the next fastest way to get there.

I think I have a large vocabulary in my native language compared to others.

I am usually able to remember exactly where I read or heard a specific thing.

When I remember events, I remember a lot of details.

I can easily remember the names of famous people (sports figures, politicians, celebrities).

Strongly disagree

Disagree somewhat

Neither agree nor disagree

Agree somewhat

Agree strongly

In general, my ability to navigate is better than most of my family or friends.

I usually can learn and repeat facts easily, even if I don't remember where I learned them.

I am highly confident in my ability to remember past events of my life.

I have no trouble remembering where I have put things.

I am very good at remembering the content of news articles and broadcasts.

I am very good at remembering information about people that I know (e.g., the names of a co-worker's children, etc.).

After I have visited an area, it is easy for me to find my way around the second time I visit.

In general I can easily remember information I have learned at school or work.

After reading a book or seeing a movie, I can tell the story in detail to someone.

If my route to work or school was blocked, I could easily find the next fastest way to get there.

I think I have a large vocabulary in my native language compared to others.

I am usually able to remember exactly where I read or heard a specific thing.

When I remember events, I remember a lot of details.

I can easily remember the names of famous people (sports figures, politicians, celebrities).

This section concerns your modes of thought: *

Strongly disagree

Disagree somewhat

Neither agree nor disagree

Agree somewhat

Agree strongly

I often enjoy the use of mental pictures to reminisce.

I often talk to myself when I am proud of something I've done.

I can close my eyes and easily picture a scene that I have experienced.

When I remember an event, I can also reexperience some of the feelings associated with it.

When I think about someone I know well, I instantly see their face in my mind.

I often talk to myself to review things that have happened in the recent past.

My mental images are very vivid and photographic.

I often talk to myself to anticipate what someone will say and how I'll respond.

I can feel a negative emotion when I imagine something negative (e.g., feeling disgusted if I think of a spider).

I often think about problems in my mind in the form of a conversation with myself.

I can feel a positive emotion when I imagine something positive (for example, feeling proud if I think of an achievement).

If I talk to myself in my head, it is usually accompanied by visual imagery.

I like to give myself some down time to talk through thougths in my mind.

I think I feel emotions more strongly than most people.

Strongly disagree

Disagree somewhat

Neither agree nor disagree

Agree somewhat

Agree strongly

I often enjoy the use of mental pictures to reminisce.

I often talk to myself when I am proud of something I've done.

I can close my eyes and easily picture a scene that I have experienced.

When I remember an event, I can also reexperience some of the feelings associated with it.

When I think about someone I know well, I instantly see their face in my mind.

I often talk to myself to review things that have happened in the recent past.

My mental images are very vivid and photographic.

I often talk to myself to anticipate what someone will say and how I'll respond.

I can feel a negative emotion when I imagine something negative (e.g., feeling disgusted if I think of a spider).

I often think about problems in my mind in the form of a conversation with myself.

I can feel a positive emotion when I imagine something positive (for example, feeling proud if I think of an achievement).

If I talk to myself in my head, it is usually accompanied by visual imagery.

I like to give myself some down time to talk through thougths in my mind.

I think I feel emotions more strongly than most people.

This section is about your self-awareness: *

Strongly disagree

Disagree somewhat

Neither agree nor disagree

Agree somewhat

Agree strongly

It seems that I am frequently “running on automatic pilot,” without much awareness of what I’m doing.

Most of the time, I have a vivid sensation of my own presence, my own self.

I often daydream while doing daily tasks.

I often find myself doing something and can't remember why.

Most of the time I am well aware of what I am doing and why I am doing it.

When I am busy doing something I enjoy or something that I am very focused on, I often completely lose track of the time.

I start doing tasks that I don't intend to do because they are more common tasks that closely resemble the intended task (i.e. open the wrong app on my phone).

Strongly disagree

Disagree somewhat

Neither agree nor disagree

Agree somewhat

Agree strongly

It seems that I am frequently “running on automatic pilot,” without much awareness of what I’m doing.

Most of the time, I have a vivid sensation of my own presence, my own self.

I often daydream while doing daily tasks.

I often find myself doing something and can't remember why.

Most of the time I am well aware of what I am doing and why I am doing it.

When I am busy doing something I enjoy or something that I am very focused on, I often completely lose track of the time.

I start doing tasks that I don't intend to do because they are more common tasks that closely resemble the intended task (i.e. open the wrong app on my phone).

This section is about your personality: *

Strongly disagree

Disagree somewhat

Neither agree nor disagree

Agree somewhat

Agree strongly

I am the life of the party.

I sympathize with others’ feelings.

I get chores done right away.

I have frequent mood swings.

I have a vivid imagination.

I don’t talk a lot.

I am not interested in other people’s problems.

I often forget to put things back in their proper place.

I am relaxed most of the time.

I am not interested in abstract ideas.

I talk to a lot of different people at parties.

I feel others’ emotions.

I like order.

I get upset easily.

I have difficulty understanding abstract ideas.

I tend to keep in the background when I'm in a group.

I am not really interested in others.

I make a mess of things.

I seldom feel blue.

I have a very limited imagination

Strongly disagree

Disagree somewhat

Neither agree nor disagree

Agree somewhat

Agree strongly

I am the life of the party.

I sympathize with others’ feelings.

I get chores done right away.

I have frequent mood swings.

I have a vivid imagination.

I don’t talk a lot.

I am not interested in other people’s problems.

I often forget to put things back in their proper place.

I am relaxed most of the time.

I am not interested in abstract ideas.

I talk to a lot of different people at parties.

I feel others’ emotions.

I like order.

I get upset easily.

I have difficulty understanding abstract ideas.

I tend to keep in the background when I'm in a group.

I am not really interested in others.

I make a mess of things.

I seldom feel blue.

I have a very limited imagination

Gender:

Male

Female

Prefer not to say

Clear selection

What is the highest degree or level of education you have completed?

Some High School

High School

Bachelor's Degree

Master's Degree

Ph.D. or higher

Trade School

Clear selection

How old are you?

In what country do you currently reside?

Would you like to add something on the subject of this survey?

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