Hi Chris - saw the video - thanks
to a certain extent, it was like a Beeb history graduate explaining integral calculus....
I was hoping she wd enumerate the experiments, and then draw a conclusion
The main points ( er as I remember then, recollections differ according to our dear late Queen). 1 everyone has an earliest memory. 2. and then in adults, you can test memory by showing scenes to difft people and recording what they remembered. 3. memories vary as to circumstances. 4 You can add to them 5. you can change them. all these can occur
and so your earliest memory can't be accurate.
which I regarded as, 'you haven't really shown that'
then I realised the fluffy little Beebsters, goofy and fun and attractive, cd not scout the falsity of : "this dog is black so all dogs are black"
or - this memory is defective so they are all a load of crap....
I dont think it passes first year psychology to be honest