TED - "Our memories are reconstructive. It's a little like a Wikipedia page — you can change it, but so can other people." – Elizabeth Loftus Read a recap of this talk:
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Oxford ExpPsychology on X: "Elizabeth Loftus (1944) American cognitive psychologist, best known for her ground-breaking work on the misinformation effect and eyewitness memory and the creation and nature of false memories #womeninSTEM #
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