TED: How reliable is your memory? | Elizabeth Loftus

The video discusses the case of Steve Titus, who was wrongfully convicted due to a false memory. It explores how memory can be unreliable and influenced by external factors, leading to wrongful convictions. The speaker, a psychological scientist, shares studies on memory distortion and the ethical implications of manipulating memories. The video highlights the importance of corroborating evidence in legal cases and the potential consequences of false memories.

What does the speaker study as a psychological scientist?

Explain the concept of false memories as discussed in the text.

How did the speaker's work impact their personal experiences and interactions?

What ethical issues arise from the ability to plant false memories?