My current favorite TED talk is "John Lloyd Inventories the Invisible":
http://www.ted.com/talks/john_lloyd_inventories_the_invisible.html
But for a couple of passing references, it doesn't have much to do with
psychology. He may not even be correct about a couple of items.
Nevertheless, (IMHO) it models approximately the correct attitude toward
our current state of knowledge. :-)
Chris Green
York U.
Toronto (or so I believe at present)
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Britt, Michael wrote:
A recent TED talks video might be of interest when you talk to
students about false memories. Photographer Taryn Simon interviewed
and photographed men who were put in jail because of false memories on
the part of their accusers. In some cases these false identifications
were the results of manipulations by the attorneys and in other cases
because of the natural processes that occur when we try to recall
events. The most relevant part of this video begins around 11:36 in:
http://www.ted.com/talks/taryn_simon_photographs_secret_sites.html
Michael
Michael Britt
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www.thepsychfiles.com
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