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EPISODE · Jan 13, 2022 · 30 MIN

Episode 125: False Memories - How Can Your Memory Be So Bad?

from Psychology in Everyday Life: The Psych Files · host Michael Britt

We tend to believe our memories are accurate, but they are far from it. The Supreme Court is finally beginning to realize this, now we even may have A physiological marker for false memories. What we remember is a hodge-podge, a patchwork of images, stories, and bits and pieces from our past (what some researchers refer to as the constructive nature of memory). In this episode I describe some of the very interesting research showing how our memories can be manipulated in surprising ways. Learn why you loved asparagus as a kid (really you did, really).

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