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Scott Fraser: Varför ögonvittnen minns fel

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Scott Fraser studerar hur den mänskliga hjärnan minns brott -- och vittnar om dem. I hans kraftfulla talk, som fokuserar på en dödlig skjutning i solnedgången, föreslår han att även ögonvittnen på nära håll kan skapa "minnen" av sådant de inte kan ha sett. Varför? För att hjärnan avskyr tomhet.

Scott Fraser is a forensic psychologist who thinks deeply about the fallibility of human memory and encourages a more scientific approach to trial evidence. Full bio »

Translated into Swedish by Marie Jusinski
Reviewed by Daniel Deimert
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