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Manifestations and types

Presupposition Misinformation effect Chihuahua Fuzzy-trace theory Deese–Roediger–McDermott paradigm

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Early work

Pierre Janet Sigmund Freud Neurologist Elizabeth Loftus Memory recall

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Effects on society

Ramona v. Isabella Sodium amytal Negligent Tubal ligation Childhood sexual abuse

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Natural factors for the formation of false memories

Social pressure Attachment Trauma memory Sleep deprivation False memory syndrome

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Psychology
Recalls Recall (memory)
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Source misattribution Misattribution of memory

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related to Further reading · 39

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related to Legal cases · 20

False memory → After, Black, During, Elizabeth Loftus, Holly Ramona, In, In Ramona, Isabella, It, Joseph Pacely, Loftus, Mexican, Pacely, Ramona, The, Therapists, Therapy-induced, These, They, This

related to Relational processing · 13

False memory → After, Clore, Deese, DRM, Findings, In, Keeping, McDermott, Memory, Moods, Roediger, Storbeck, Verbatim

related to Word lists · 13

False memory → Almost, Anisfeld, For, Henry Roediger III, In, Kathleen McDermott, Knapp, McDermott, One, Roediger, Their, They, When

related to Individual differences · 11

False memory → Also, Creative, For, Greater, High, Individuals, Perceived, Regarding, Social, The, This

related to Hypnosis · 10

False memory → Because, Despite, However, In, Laurence, Nearly, Observers, Perry, Subjects, This

related to Age · 9

False memory → According, Activation Monitoring, Alzheimer's, Fuzzy, Huan, Since, The, These, Trace Theory

related to Staged naturalistic events · 9

False memory → After, Brewer, Half, In, Still, Subjects, The, This, Treyens

related to Trauma · 8

False memory → It, On, Researchers Strange, Takarangi, The, They, Trauma, When

related to Early work · 7

False memory → French, Freud, Janet, Pierre Janet, Sigmund Freud, Some, The

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memory false memories recall information may study people subjects effect recognition participants events used event studies words abuse children question

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
False memory	is a	phenomenon in which someone incorrectly recalls something that did not actually happen or recalls it differently from the way it actually happened	0.90	text
flow	instance of	the list would contain words	0.80	text
current	instance of	the list would contain words	0.80	text
water	instance of	the list would contain words	0.80	text
stream	instance of	the list would contain words	0.80	text
bend	instance of	the list would contain words	0.80	text
etc	instance of	the list would contain words	0.80	text
subjects seeing things that would fit in a crime scene that were not there	instance of	false memory presented itself in ways	0.80	text
or not recalling things that did not fit the crime scene	instance of	false memory presented itself in ways	0.80	text
the DRM word-list task	instance of	which helps explain the subjective realism of false recollections from behavioral paradigms	0.80	text
misinformation studies	instance of	which helps explain the subjective realism of false recollections from behavioral paradigms	0.80	text
and source monitoring experiments	instance of	which helps explain the subjective realism of false recollections from behavioral paradigms	0.80	text

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