| 8:54p |
"Be careful: Michel Ross has shown that major memory distortions can result from the assumtion that the past was pretty much like the present."
"This is very odd theory; for one thing, it assumes that forgetting requires explanation while remembering does not." (par Freidu)
"Talking about the past is a skill, something one must learn how to do. Like other skills it develops with age, social support, and practise."
Ulric Neisser |