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It could be suggestion / false memory. Once one participant tries to explain their experience in more concrete terms, the others start to fit the description in
by hcarvalhoalves 7y ago
It could be suggestion / false memory. Once one participant tries to explain their experience in more concrete terms, the others start to fit the description into their own experience, and since we have similar prior experiences, they "see" the same things.
Try this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5sk504Yc94 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5sk504Yc94
- mike_hock 7y agoPoor presentation. I didn't have "sleep." So now what? "So we're gonna do a little experiment, memorize these words, then write them down, now I'm gonna read ... oh will you look at the time, it's been almost 2 minutes, that is we're almost at the end of your attention span, so here's the conclusion, bye." He could have at least read the (supposed) entire list, then tell us which ones weren't actually on the original list, or ask us which ones weren't. Or something.