They asked subjects about a TV news event on the day it happened, and people were predictably unsure. But as reported in the July 2000 issue of Memory , when they asked the same people the same questions eight weeks later, everybody was confident that they had remembered the details accurately. The researchers conclude that memory goes through a consolidation process that leaves out uncertainties and sometimes fills in blanks. Get Your Medifocus Medguide Research Your Illness Visit our Medcenter and get your Medifocus Guide , trustworthy medical information specifically about your health condition. Bookstore Visit our Alzheimer's Disease Bookstore and find books on the latest treatments and remedies for your illness.
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