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REPORT ABUSIVE REPLY
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The blackness before your earliest memories
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[ link to children.webmd.com] "The researchers found that children between the ages of 4 and 7 during the first interview showed very little overlap between the memories they recalled as “first memories” during the first question session and those they remembered two years later. “Even when we repeated what they had told us two years before, many of the younger children would tell us that it didn’t happen to them,” Peterson says." There's a difference between attempting to measure memory and being unable to measure it due to the subject's lack of attention span, introspection, and due to the various cues that can elicit memories.
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