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My Reflective Statement GOAL 1: I used a multi-stage, recursive, and social process for my writing and took into consideration feedback from my instructor, classmates, and other readers. Comp II with Professor Hodges was a unique, new experience. All of … Continue reading →

1.  Shutterbug Parents and Overexposed Lives Background: One recent study suggests there is a “photo-taking-impairment effect” on memory. Linda Henkel, a professor of psychology at Fairfield University, wrote a 2014 study in the journal Psychological Science on memory and how images … Continue reading →

Implanting False Memories and How Our Brains Trick Us Humans rely tremendously on memory because it impacts everything, including the way people feel, think, and behave. However, human memory isn’t always reliable. It’s counterintuitive to believe our minds can cognitively distort and store information in … Continue reading →

Forgetting Things Can Make Us Experience More in Life We have all experienced a time when we’re trying to remember something and can’t recall the memory or specific details we’re looking for. Although these memory blocking moments may seem like … Continue reading →

“Forgetting memories isn’t always a bad thing” We have all experienced a time when we’re trying to remember something and can’t recall the memory or specific details we’re looking for. Although these memory blocking moments may seem like a nuisance, … Continue reading →

Humans rely tremendously on memory because it impacts everything, including the way people feel, think, and behave. It’s true that people often tend to embellish stories and over exaggerate to capture an audience’s attention, yet we’re usually aware when we’re doing this. When … Continue reading →

How to Implant False Memories on Friends It’s counterintuitive to believe that humans often create detailed memories about life experiences that may never have occurred. Memory is different through every individual’s perceptions and can often be distorted before being cognitively … Continue reading →

Humans rely heavily on their cognitive ability to interpret, store, and retain memories. However, studies conducted by trained psychologists over the years, provides useful information indicating that human memory isn’t always reliable. There are many ways in which are brains … Continue reading →

Bosch Tools Dragged Into SawStop-centric Lawsuit A. Government officials B. “Mr. Schiech indicated that if the Commission issued a mandatory rule it would be extremely difficult for the industry to comply because of patent restrictions on sensor technology.” Mr. Schiech … Continue reading →

Implanting False Memories It’s counterintuitive to believe that humans often create detailed memories about life experiences that may never have occurred. Memory is different through every individual’s perceptions and can often be distorted before being cognitively stored. The common misconception that … Continue reading →