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Early childhood memories are usually fairly accurate, especially if the events we are recalling are scary or painful.
Research has found a strong link between emotion and accurate recall.
In some cases, people can form false memories, or vivid recollections of events that never happened.
"Memories from every age can be malleable," Carole Peterson said.
His work has appeared in VICE, National Geographic , World Soccer and The Blizzard, and has been a guest on Times Radio . He is drawn to the weird, wonderful and under examined, as well as anything related to life in the Arctic Circle . He holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Chester ..
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