【高校英語】共通テストの英文解釈 vol.1234≪2022年共通テスト追試第6問A≫記事第２段落

□--■--□--■--□--■--□--------------------------------------------◆ 　　　【高校英語】共通テストの英文解釈 vol.1234 　　　　　　　　≪2022年共通テスト追試第6問A≫　　　　　2022//配信 ◆----------------------------------------□--■--□--■--□--■--□--■ 目次・・・■　問題　■　全文訳　■　解答・解説　■　語句　■　解答一覧 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 今回は2022年共通テスト追試第6問Aを解説します。 ■　問題 第６問 Ａ　Your study group is learning about "false memories." One group member has made partial notes. Read this article to complete the notes for your next study meeting. [False Memories] What are memories? Most people imagine them to be something like video recordings of events in our minds. Whether it is a memory of love that we treasure or something more like failure that we fear, most of us believe our memories are a permanent record of what happened. We may agree that they get harder to recall as time goes on, but we think we remember the truth. Psychologists now tell us that this is not the case. Our memories can change or even be changed. They can move anywhere from slightly incorrect to absolutely false! According to well-known researcher Elizabeth Loftus, rather than being a complete, correct, unchanging recording, "Memory works a little bit more like a Wikipedia page." Anyone, including the original author, can edit the information. Serious research investigating "false memories" is relatively new. Scholars Hyman and Billings worked with a group of college students. For this