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Imagined Memory
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DescriptionAlthough we reconstruct memory, we can often tell the difference between what is a real memory and what is an imagined memory. Real memories include more:
We can also get confused and turn an imagined memory into what we think is a real memory. Repeated thinking about something can add the necessary detail. ExamplePolice cross-questioning witnesses can implant false memories. Hypnotic techniques are particularly susceptible. Police also know what to look for in liars. So what?Detect lying by asking about sensory data, detail, etc. See alsoReferencesJohnson, Hashtroudi and Lindsay (1993) |zk| |
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