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Memory Reconstruction
The process by which memories are not played back exactly as they were encoded but are reconstructed based on existing knowledge, expectations, and other memories.
Bartlett's Research
Frederick Bartlett's studies focused on memory and cognition, demonstrating that memory is reconstructive and influenced by personal biases.
Construct Memories
The process of forming new memories by integrating sensory information with existing knowledge and concepts.
Memory Reconstruction
The process by which memories are not simply replayed but actively reconstructed or rebuilt, often influenced by current knowledge, feelings, and perceptions.
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