False information can influence people's beliefs and memories. But can fabricated evidence
induce individuals to accuse another person of doing something they never did? We …

Providing accurate and detailed statements in police interviews can be challenging,
especially for children. After reviewing the challenges relevant to the formation, maintenance …

What a person remembers from a young age is greatly influenced by many factors. Being
able to revisit memories through photographs, videos, and narratives is seen to enhance …

It has been shown in contemporary studies that using photographs as aids in recovering
memories can increase the likelihood of false memories a significant amount. The current …

dc. description. abstract Five experiments examined how the developmental reversal in false
memories typically seen in Deese-Roediger-McDermott (DRM) tasks, is impacted by inter …

People lie about the past. They may lie in order to avoid consequences, to facilitate social
bonding, or to make sense of their knowledge and their experiences. These reasons closely …

Research to date suggests that non-event-specific photo/narrative pairings produce higher
false memory rates than do event-specific photos. The former differ from the latter in that the …

Abstract<? Pub Inc> When children witness or experience criminal events, the first people
they go to are generally their parents. No one is privy to these conversations, and …

Abstract Applied Cognitive Psychology has been at the forefront in publishing papers on the
range of questioning and interrogation techniques that can induce either relatively accurate …

Previous research has shown that the use of guided imagery can create source monitoring
errors in adults and induce false memories for events that never occurred. Research has …