People can be convinced they committed a crime that never happened (2015)
> The fact that the students appeared to internalize the false events to the extent that they did highlights the fundamental malleability of memory<p>This seems like a bit of a leap to assume that this is about malleability rather than just lying to researchers and saying what they feel is expected. I could very easily imagine myself playing along with someone trying to convince me of false memories just because I don't want to put up a fight against someone who is gaslighting me.<p>Speaking of which, how is gaslighting students considered ethical research?