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
False memories are representations of events that have been fabricated from post-event suggestions, semantic associations, intrusions from related sources, confusions of sources or social beliefs. False memories are not lies or pathological dysfunctions, but new events. They can also be Read More
Introduction : This exploratory study seeks to deepen our understanding of the occurrence of false memories in the DRM paradigm in multiple sclerosis. There are several conflicting studies on this topic. Evrard, Jagot and Boutoleau-Bretonnière (2016) postulate that there is Read More