Self-Defining Memories is a psychological construct referring to emotionally significant autobiographical memories that serve to define an individual’s identity by integrating personal experiences with broader life narratives, distinguishing them from other autobiographical memories through their thematic relevance to self-concept and their role in generating narrative coherence.
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