Adaptive constructive processes and the future of memory (American Psychologist, 2012)
The paper opens with
Some memory processes that help people respond adaptively also produce errors
Their wordsBartlett’s elaboration of what he meant by “turning round” on one’s own schemata reveals an important property of human memory: some processes that contribute to adaptive responding also result in error.
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