Research shows that eyewitnesses allowed both to return to the scene of a crime and to recall all they can without prompts or questions from lawyers or police officers have more accurate memories of what happened. Explain this in light of research . How does the ZAPS(false memory) experience and data apply to these types of errors in memory?
The issue of bias, which is defined as the distorting effects of current knowledge, attitudes, and sentiments on recollections of past experiences. [9] What people recall from their history might sometimes reveal more about what they individually believe, feel, and know at the time than it does about what actually happened. [9] Researchers have discovered that a person’s present mood can affect their memory recall. [9] Consistency bias, change bias, and egocentric bias are the three forms of memory biases. [9] The inclination to recreate the past to match the present is known as consistency bias. The tendency to exaggerate differences between what we feel or believe now and what we felt or thought previously is known as change bias. [9