As we’ve learned, our memories are often not as accurate as we assume. Think back to an early memory of an event (such as a childhood vacation) that you shared with friends or family. Write down as...

As we’ve learned, our memories are often not as accurate as we assume. Think back to an early memory of an event (such as a childhood vacation) that you shared with friends or family. Write down as many details of the memory as you can. Now ask those friends or family members to write down their memories of the same event. In what ways do the memories differ? How can you explain the differences given what you now know about memory?