False Memory – article
There is a long but very interesting and informative article in the Times (Times 2) today on Prof Loftus’s work on false memmory – well worth reading.
There is a long but very interesting and informative article in the Times (Times 2) today on Prof Loftus’s work on false memmory – well worth reading.
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