Collective representations elicit widespread individual false memories
@article{Vito2009CollectiveRE,
title={Collective representations elicit widespread individual false memories},
author={Stefania de Vito and Roberto Cubelli and Sergio Della Sala},
journal={Cortex},
year={2009},
volume={45},
pages={686-687}
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