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Line 4: ==Reconstructive Process== Reconstructive Memory is a theory of [[elaborative memory processing]] proposed within the field of [[Cognitive Psychology]], in which the act of remembering is influenced by and dependent on various other cognitive processes including [[Perception]], [[Imagination]], [[Semantic ~~Knowledge~~Memory]] and [[~~Personal~~ Beliefs]], amongst others. One of the basic assumptions of this theory was adequately summarized by [[Sir Frederick Bartlett]] <ref>Remembering: A Study in Experimental and Social Psychology</ref> ==Characteristics==

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