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Developmental Reversals in False Memory: Why the More Grown up the More Fallible?
2015
Advances in Psychological Science
The developmental reversal of false memory refers to the phenomenon that under certain circumstance the false memory increases with age (e.g. DRM Paradigm).Fuzzy-trace theory believes that such phenomenon is caused by the growing ability of gist memories and the unavailability of the verbatim memories in memory tasks. However, the associative-activation theory suggests that such phenomenon should be attributed to the continually maturing automatic associative activation. Both theories are
doi:10.3724/sp.j.1042.2015.01371
fatcat:ez643kwkqzee3p24rm2cz46uhm