After the Challenger explosion, psychologists interviewed college freshmen, repeating the questioning three years later.
After the Challenger explosion, psychologists interviewed college freshmen, repeating the questioning three years later. While emotionally powerful, it was found these memories weren't completely accurate, though the person's confidence in their accuracy was extremely high. FTP, identify this type of memory which is formed when someone learns of an extremely shocking or emotional event, which for many people over 45 is remembering where they were when they heard of JFK's assassination.
After the Challenger explosion, psychologists interviewed college freshmen, repeating the questioning three years later.
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