Tag: False memories

Thesis abstract : False Memory with Aging; Comparison between three paradigms

12 November 20192 December 2019 Leo LEFEBVRELeave a commentCognitive psychology, Master's ThesesAging, DRM, False memories, Inferences, Misinformation

We conducted this study in order to investigate the production of false memories with aging. A false memory is defined as remembering an event that never happened or as falsely remembering an event that indeed happened. This definition distinguishes memory Read More

False Memories and Schizophrenia

17 December 2018 Clarisse RENAUDINLeave a commentCognitive psychology, Thesis abstractsActivation-Monitoring Theory, False memories, Familiarity, Schizophrenia

Memory impairments are a core feature of the cognitive profile in schizophrenia. Among these deficits, illusions, confabulations, especially false memories are observed. False memories relate to either remembering events that never happened or remembering them quite differently from the way Read More

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