A new study reports the human tendency to create false memories may be related to our ability to learn rules. Read More
In a lab setting, researchers were able to convince test subjects they had committed crimes they did not commit, a new study reports. Read More
A new study explores false memory in bumble bees. Read More
People who express expert knowledge in certain subjects as almost twice as likely to have false memories about their topic of specialization, researchers report. Read More
According to researchers, around 50% of people could be susceptible to false memory implantation and believe we have experienced fictitious autobiographical events. Read More
Researchers report that exposure to misinformation could boost memory. Read More
Under certain, pristine conditions, eyewitness confidence can reliably indicate the accuracy of an identification, researchers report. Read More
When it comes to correctly recalling memories, the emotion of the event may impact exactly what we remember, researchers say. A new study adds to the growing body of evidence that emotionally charged situations may make your memory of the event less than reliable. Read More
Older people may rely more on schematic memory, resulting in a difficulty distinguishing between a memory of a real event and a false memory. Read More
Napping influences memory in the right hemisphere of the brain, inducing false memories in a word recall test, researchers report. Read More
Researchers explore why collective misremembering of common events and details occur. The study explains why our brain often plays tricks by convincing us we remember something in a certain way, when the events are opposite to what we experience. Read More
A new EEG study reveals people who are less able to sustain their attention long terms are more susceptible to creating false memories. Read More
