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Theory of Reconstructive Memory — OCR GCSE Psychology J203
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Theory of Reconstructive Memory
OCR GCSE Psychology · J203
Theory of Reconstructive Memory
What you need to know
Describe the structure and processes underlying the theory of reconstructive memory.
Explain the concept of schemas and their function in memory reconstruction.
Assess the role of personal experience and expectation in shaping memory.
Understand the psychological process of confabulation.
Analyze how memory distortion occurs, specifically examining the effect of leading questions.
Evaluate criticisms of reconstructive memory theory, including arguments related to the reductionism and holism debate.
Evaluate the Braun, Ellis and Loftus (2002) research study on how advertising can alter past memories.
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Reconstructive Memory Theory and Evaluation
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Braun, Ellis and Loftus (2002): Advertising and Memory
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