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Discuss ways in which people's emotions might influence what they remember.
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Discuss ways in which people's emotions might influence what they remember. "I can still remember everything!" she told the reporter. "I walked through the front door, my stepfather called me to come to the television - something horrible had happened - I ran upstairs and saw the first tower crushing, broadcasted by CNN. I couldn't believe it and for some reason had to start laughing, it just didn't seem like reality. My stepfather was shocked when he saw me laughing. He told me that this might be the beginning of a third world war. Only my stepfather and I were in the house. He was lying on the sofa with colourful shorts and a black "I miss Jerry" t-shirt. I was wearing beige trousers and a green top". Why could this person remember everything in such detail? Many would claim that this was because the news had a very strong emotional...
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