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Group averages do not allow us to focus on an individual memory and to discern reliably whether it is true or false. Another potential problem with neuroimaging work on false memory is that such studies typically involve memory for words recently learned, and the few studies that have used this procedure have yielded inconsistent results.
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. A typical misinformation study uses a simple three-stage procedure: subjects see a complex event, such as a simulated automobile accident; half the subjects receive misleading information about the accident, and the other half get no misinformation; and finally, all subjects try to remember the original accident.
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Paper read at 13th Annual Cognitive Neuroscience Society Meeting, April 8-11, 2006, San Francisco, CA. Okado, Yoko, and Craig E.L.
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