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imagination inflation

imagination inflation Imagination inflation is an increase in a person’s confidence that an event really happened after they imagine it happening.

Imagination inflation is an increase in a person’s confidence that an event really happened after they imagine it happening. It describes a change in subjective belief about memory following imagination.

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Drafting source: Dudek Iwona; Polczyk Romuald. Memory distrust and imagination inflation: A registered report. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0297774; article XML SHA-256 eb0dd0897eaaf61160b18817048d0617bd4f05c923553134569180fbffec4819. “Memory distrust and imagination inflation: A registered report” (10.1371/journal.pone.0297774).
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