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  1. Are Emotional Video-Clips More Likely to Elicit False Memories Than Neutral Video-Clips?

    Previous studies on memory have shown that individuals remember emotional stimuli better than neutral stimuli. However, studies on false memories have also shown that emotional stimuli are more likely to elicit false memories compared to neutral stimuli. In this present study, participants were …

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  2. Confabulation and false memory in young first-episode psychosis patients and normal controls

    Studies have demonstrated that forced confabulation can increase susceptibility to false memories in normal controls whereas patients with psychotic disorder generate more confabulation, but it is unclear whether their confabulation leads to increased false memory recall. Furthermore, it is unclear …

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