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    This chapter discusses déjà vu experiences and proposes that they result from the brain processing and recognizing information slightly before we are consciously aware of it. The authors provide evidence from brain imaging studies that parts of the brain involved in memory retrieval are activated during déjà vu episodes. They argue this suggests déjà vu occurs when the brain recognizes a situation as familiar before we are consciously aware of why it seems familiar.

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    This chapter discusses déjà vu experiences and proposes that they result from the brain processing and recognizing information slightly before we are consciously aware of it. The authors provide evidence from brain imaging studies that parts of the brain involved in memory retrieval are activated during déjà vu episodes. They argue this suggests déjà vu occurs when the brain recognizes a situation as familiar before we are consciously aware of why it seems familiar.

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    Jones, M. D., & Flaxman, L. (2010). I put a spell on you. Ch.

    6 in The déjà vu enigma : a journey


    through the anomalies of mind, memory, and time (pp. 147-169). Franklin Lakes, NJ: New Page
    Books.

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