False Memory

False memory after oblivion is one of two basic types of transformation in episodic memory (Holliday, Brainerd & Reyna, 2010). In brief, erroneous memory refers to the tendency to treat ordinary events as a small part of important experience and is not actually an element of experience (Holliday, Brainerd & Reyna). False memories are almost all people's experiences. In addition, erroneous memory is defined as organizing the wrong mental schema representation together (Solso, MacLin & MacLin, 2008).

False memory means the observation that people did the wrong occurrence. Incorrect memory cognitive research attempts to identify false memory methods and causes. Psychologists researching erroneous memory are interested in correspondence between real events and human memory. One mechanism for generating error memory is that the source monitor fails. Even if you remember something, accusing it to be the cause of the error, it could be a wrong memory. False memories have been studied using various techniques, such as the Deese-Roediger-McDermott (DRM) program, the visual false memory program, the false memory guidance program, the imaginary extension, and the evidence of counterfeiting or tampering .

I found that human memory is very bad. False memories are common. According to a survey, you can create false memories of that person by showing falsified pictures of your events. In this research, if you show pictures of your hot air balloon flight to a fake person, they will start to recall what they are cycling (this is a phenomenon called memory embedding). Once I forgot where I came from, and explained as some of us remember happy memories, as we were a bit fried. After all, our "best" memories all become very complicated and the rest are burned shells of the original memories. Every time someone laughs at what he did, he may slightly change his memory. He forgot the ribs and the lost erection, maybe it would make my chest bigger, or my climax is a bit bigger