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Total recall a total myth, says memory expert
An international authority on false memories says our minds can be easily manipulated, creating convincing recollections of events that never occurred.
Rachel Browne is a Social Affairs Reporter for Fairfax Media
An international authority on false memories says our minds can be easily manipulated, creating convincing recollections of events that never occurred.
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