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}}A fake memory, such as a spurious recollection of events that never took place, as opposed to a memory that is merely inaccurate.<ref>https://dictionary.apa.org/pseudomemory</ref>
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== Sources ==
'''Pseudomemory''' is a fake memory, such as a spurious recollection of events that never took place, as opposed to a memory that is merely inaccurate.<ref>https://dictionary.apa.org/pseudomemory</ref>
 
== Related Terms ==
Different from [[exomemory]], in that instead of being a memory that happened from outside of the body, these are memories that did not happen at all.
 
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pseudomemory ( n., adj.)
OriginMedical / Psychiatric terms

Pseudomemory is a fake memory, such as a spurious recollection of events that never took place, as opposed to a memory that is merely inaccurate.[1]

Related Terms

Different from exomemory, in that instead of being a memory that happened from outside of the body, these are memories that did not happen at all.

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