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False memories

This program exposes the frightening malleability of human memory. Looks at cases where recall has gone awry. Scientists describe how the brain processes, stores, and retrieves information; analyze the subtle power of suggestion ; and investigate faulty and induced recollections.

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  • "This program exposes the frightening malleability of human memory. Looks at cases where recall has gone awry. Scientists describe how the brain processes, stores, and retrieves information; analyze the subtle power of suggestion ; and investigate faulty and induced recollections."@en
  • "Describes how human memory works and shows how, through suggestion, individuals can come to believe they experienced events that never happened. Focuses on two cases of false memory syndrome and its consequences. Also describes the "cognitive interview" technique employed in British law enforcement to elicit accurate memories unlikely to be recalled in standard interviews of crime witnesses."@en
  • "Describes how human memory works and shows how, through suggestion, individuals can come to believe they experienced events that never happened. Focuses on two cases of false memory syndrome and its consequences. Also describes the "cognitive interview" technique employed in British law enforcement to elicit accurate memories unlikely to be recalled in standard interviews of crime witnesses."
  • "This program exposes the frightening malleability of human memory. Looks at cases where recall has gone awry. Scientists describe how the brain processes, stores, and retrieves information; analyze the subtle power of suggestion; and investigate faulty and induced recollections."@en
  • "When is a memory not a memory? Drawing on scientific research into the working of the brain as well as startling case studies of recall gone awry, this program exposes the frightening malleability of human memory."

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  • "Educational"
  • "Educational television programs"@en

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  • "False memories"@en
  • "False memories"

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