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“We all have memories that are malleable and susceptible to being contaminated or supplemented in some way.”

Quote by Elizabeth Loftus

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Elizabeth Loftus

Elizabeth Loftus is a prominent psychologist whose research has centered on memory and eyewitness testimony. Born on October 16, 1944, she has made substantial contributions to the understanding of how memories can be influenced and altered, with her work having a significant impact on both academic research and legal practices. more

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