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One of
the most interesting and important types of memory we learned about in chapter
8 is the Flashbulb memory. The example that the authors use is the 9/11 attacks
on the World Trade center. Think about a more recent major event, from shocking
to amazing, that you know many people have experienced. For example, a NASA or
Space X shuttle launch, a school shooting, an earthquake, or Sunami. Do
you remember where you were when you heard about this event? Who were you with
and what were you doing? What did you talk about?
After jotting down a few
notes, contact someone who was with you when you learn about the
school shooting and ask them what they remember from that day. Are your
memories identical or different? Are the differences important details or not?
Write about what you
learned about inaccurate and false memories from
this experience and use what you learned from the chapter 8 section on
Flashbulb memories and Inaccurate and False Memories.
Your response must be a
short essay of at least 150 words. The “right” answer
is one that uses full and complete sentences, proper grammar, proper
punctuation, and content from the textbook to support your belief and
understanding of above question(s). Complete your response in Microsoft Word
and upload it to this dropbox using the Browse Local Files button below. Make
sure that you have saved the document as a Microsoft Word (.doc or .docx) file.
No other formatting may be accepted.
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