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Cognition
How You Remember, How You Decide: Memory Part III

Garth Sundem on October 9, 2010

We can easily be made to misremember, and easily be made to adopt memories of things that never happened. But what actually goes on in our brains as we code bad information? Can we see misinformation taking hold?

We can easily be made to misremember, and easily be made to adopt memories of things that never happened. But what actually goes on in our brains as we code bad information? Can we see misinformation taking hold?

Extroversion
Horoscope for Psychology Today Readers

Garth Sundem on September 25, 2010

The websites you read say a lot about your personality. So it's possible to write a very precise horoscope based on the personality type common to users of PsychologyToday.com.

The websites you read say a lot about your personality. So it's possible to write a very precise horoscope based on the personality type common to users of PsychologyToday.com.