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Jeremy K Yamashiro¹, Henry L Roediger¹

¹a Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences , Washington University in St. Louis , St. Louis , MO , USA.

Memory (Hove, England)

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Keywords:

Collective memory collective future thought collective temporal thought national narratives sociocultural psychology

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Cognitive Psychology
Social Psychology
Cultural Memory Studies

Background:

Memory is crucial for future imagination.
Previous research focused on episodic memory and future events.
This study explores collective memory and collective future imagination.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the relationship between collective memories and imagination of the collective future.
To analyze the emotional valence of past and future collective events.
To understand how cultural narratives mediate this relationship.

Main Methods:

Survey of 2000 American participants.
Collection of events related to national origins, normative memories, and future events.
Rating of emotional valence for all collected events.

Main Results:

Collective memories, especially origin events, exhibit positivity biases.
Collective future thought shows a negativity bias, suggesting a perceived national decline.
A divergence between past positivity and future negativity was observed.

Conclusions:

Imagination of the social future may not directly simulate collective memories.
The relationship between past and future collective thought is likely mediated by cultural narrative schemata.
Americans' perceptions of their nation's trajectory may be influenced by these biases.