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Inducing forgetting of unwanted memories through subliminal reactivation
PsychologyNature Communications

Inducing forgetting of unwanted memories through subliminal reactivation

Z. Zhu, M. C. Anderson, et al.

Discover groundbreaking research by Zijian Zhu, Michael C. Anderson, and Yingying Wang that explores how unwanted memories can be subliminally forgotten during a unique period of memory inhibition. Their findings reveal a fascinating method for voluntary forgetting that minimizes the discomfort of conscious memory exposure.... show more
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