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為什麼目擊者錯認
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史考特．佛瑞瑟 |
TEDxUSC
• May 2012
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史考特．佛瑞瑟(Scott Fraser)研究有關人們的如何記得犯罪事件，也為之作證。這場有力的演說，聚焦於一件發生於日落後的致命的槍殺凶案。他指出就算是離犯案現場非常近的目擊者也會製造「記憶」，記得他們不可能見到的事情。為什麼？因為人類大腦痛恨空白。
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