Negative emotion more likely to cause false memories, researchers find

Remembering negative events tends to result in more false memories than remembering neutral events, according to Cornell professor of human development Charles Brainerd.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news152982872.html">Negative emotion more likely to cause false memories, researchers find</a></p> <p>Remembering negative events tends to result in more false memories than remembering neutral events, according to Cornell professor of human development Charles Brainerd.</p>