Accurately retrieving information from memory boosts later retrieval. However, retrieving
memories can also open a window to errors when erroneous information is retrieved or …

Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) is a neuromodulation technique with potential
to treat eating disorders and obesity. As for any potential treatment, it is important to assess …

Studies of eyewitness memory commonly employ variations on a standard misinformation
paradigm. Participants are (a) exposed to an event (eg, a simulated crime),(b) misled about …

Background/Objective A subset of recovered COVID-19 patients report persistent
neurological symptoms. These include non-specific symptoms (eg, headaches and fatigue) …

Working memory persists in the face of distraction, yet not without consequence. Previous
research has shown that memory for low-level visual features is systematically influenced by …

Objective People gather information about health topics from online channels oftentimes
awash with misinformation. Investigating this problem during the COVID-19 pandemic is …

Eyewitness memory can be contaminated by misinformation from many source modalities.
The modality of a source can affect how much a person is prompted to contend with whether …

Social interactions can shape our memories. Here, we examined two well-established
effects of collaborative remembering on individual memory: collaborative facilitation for …

The culture in which individuals are socialised can play a role in shaping their eyewitness
memory reports. Drawing on self‐construal theory, we examined cultural differences in the …

The typical misinformation effect shows that accuracy is lower for details about which people
received misleading compared to non‐misleading (control) information. In two experiments …