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Roediger and McDermott (1995) study (by Marine Meunier and Anna Metsa

16 December 202116 December 2021 annametsaLeave a commentCognitive psychology, Research Digests

Psychology defines a “false memory” as either the manifestation of a distorted recollection of an event, or, as the recollection of an event which never actually occurred. (American Psychological Association, 2020). False memories are an important subject of analysis in Read More

Abstract : False Memories Produced by Children

16 December 202116 December 2021 annametsaLeave a commentCognitive psychology, Master's ThesesChildren, DRM paradigm, False memories

A central question in the field of cognitive psychology is the fact that the human mind constructs both false and true memories. Since the last century, researchers have found that memory can be surprisingly unreliable. Unfortunately, the research addressing false memories has been Read More

Podcast about multiple sclerosis

16 December 202110 January 2022 annametsaLeave a commentCognitive psychology, PodcastsCognition, multiple sclerosis, neuropsychology, podcast

https://we.tl/t-os83nd7D76 podcast by Loïse Mollaret (M1) & Anna Maria Metsa (M2) annametsa

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