Reconstructive memory describes how recollections are actively rebuilt each time we recall them, rather than played back like a recording. This process influences eyewitness testimony, therapy, and everyday storytelling. Psychologists, legal professionals, and educators benefit by understanding how suggestion, emotion, and time reshape memories, improving accuracy in investigations and learning strategies.
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