Doctors will İnstall False Memory of the Brain

Professor Elzibeth F. Lotus, who has been studying cognitive psychology for many years, claimed that people can add false memories to their memories when they examine what they do on the human brain. According to a paper published in the journal Nature, when a crime scene video was exposed to subjects, guiding questions, and detailed semi-correct information, it began to recall and describe the event in a different way. In the experiment of psychologists Julia Saw and Stephen Proter, who designed a crime scene to measure the point at which this phenomenon could be reached, it was observed that 70 per cent of those who participated in the experiment confessed to a crime they committed.

Valerie F. Reyna, a researcher at Cornell University in the US, said that as people get older and remember their memories are old, they have filled themselves with places that their brains can not remember, and they often turn bad or ordinary memories into better memories.