The power of suggestion
Researchers look at why suggestive therapy may prompt false memories.
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Forgetting facts
Researchers investigate the way in which we forget information.
How accurate is your memory?
New research provides major insights into 'false childhood memories'.
How do elephants keep in touch?
St Andrews' scientists have worked out how elephants keep in touch in the jungle.
Remembering to forget
Forgotten memorials, foreign memorials, and those which encourage forgetting rather than remembering, will be examined by academics at the University of St Andrews today (1st March 2006).
Volunteers sought for new memory study
Would you like to help psychologists study how differences in age affects the memory? If so, you could provide invaluable help to researchers about to launch a new study at the University of St Andrews.
Do you remember…?
What role do visuals play in our understanding of television news, and how do the blind use imagery to recall events?
Past brought to life for dementia sufferers
Classic movies such as 'Casablanca' could bring back lost memories for dementia sufferers thanks to an innovative memory aid.
Psychologist awarded prestigious readership
PSYCHOLOGIST AWARDED PRESTIGIOUS READERSHIP
Memory and the brain
One of the world's authorities on the neurobiology of learning and memory is to give a series of public lectures at the University of St Andrews.