Cryptomnesia: we see something somewhere and later remember it as something we did or made ourselves.
False Memory: remembering things we think we made, but which in fact never happened.
Suggestibility: we are willing to accept suggestions from others and build on them for actions, if someone says something often enough we start to believe in it.
Spacing Effect: by putting more time between studies we remember things better because it gets into our long term memory.
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