Your Most Vivid Memories Aren't As Accurate As You Think

The video explores the concept of flashbulb memories, which are vivid memories formed after emotionally intense events. Despite their vividness, these memories are not always accurate. The video discusses research on flashbulb memories, including studies on 9/11, which show that while people believe these memories are consistent, they often contain inaccuracies. The video concludes by highlighting that while the core of flashbulb memories may be accurate, the vivid details are less reliable.

In what ways can rehearsal affect the accuracy of flashbulb memories?

What did studies after 9/11 reveal about the accuracy of flashbulb memories?