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“Hearing the news” versus “being there”: Comparing flashbulb memories and recall of first-hand experiences
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“Hearing the news” versus “being there”: Comparing flashbulb memories and recall of first-hand experiences
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ABSTRACT
I first learned about the 2001 World Trade Center disaster during a short break in the middle of a research methods class I was teaching at Wellesley College. A television was on display in the department secretary’s office and I saw the initial news coverage, still unsure about the cause or motive.