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False Memory
Memory can contain details or events that were not experienced, especially after suggestion, semantic association or repeated reconstruction.
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Checked source previewAcademic paper
A Mega-Analysis of Memory Reports from Eight Peer-Reviewed False Memory Implantation Studies
Research-assisted source review
- What it supports
- Suggestive procedures produced a range of responses, and estimated false-memory prevalence changed materially with the classification threshold.
- Where it may not transfer
- This combines selected published studies rather than a systematic sample of all protocols. Family confirmation, repeated interviews and coding judgements differ from normal product use.
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