What are the potential ethical issues in using drugs to manipulate memory? What is the history of research on reconstructive memory?

'); Gerson Ben-Shakar & Mordechai Kremnitzer, The CIT in the Courtroom: Legal Aspects, in Memory Detection: Theory and Application of the Concealed. Information ... Apr 17, 2023 ... It seems straightforward to suggest that, whatever else the purpose of a reconstructive memory, part of it is informational efficiency. Mar 21, 2022 ... Where in the brain are memories stored, and how does the brain retrieve them? Quite simply, memory is our ability to recall information. Aug 9, 2023 ... Tests have been carried out on a desktop computer with an Intel Core i7-4790 3.80 GHz processor with 16 GB RAM memory DDR3-2400 and a NVIDIA ... Asking questions allows the listener to fill in any holes he or she may have in the mental reconstruction of the speaker's message. ... information in our memory. ... memory is constructive, so that recollective processes may alter the information ... reconstructive memory, part of it is informational efficiency. Based on ... Marketers have further shown that they can increase the likelihood consumers will activate their memories by focusing on experiential information (Wells,. 1986) ... Mar 22, 2019 ... To this end, we tested participants on a memory reconstruction task to obtain continuous measures of different episodic memory features ... Misinformation effect, memory, information type, informational social influence, eyewitness testimony ... reconstructive with memory fragments being stitched ... The finding demonstrating that reconstructive processes in retrieval can lead to a transformation of previously represented information (Loftus and. Palmer 1974) ...