According to the constructive memory theory, how do we remember events?

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asked Jan 15 in Psychology by ZacharyFairb (330 points)

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answered Jan 15 by CeliaThomson (390 points)

We construct memories from bits and pieces of information that are stored in our brains, and then fill in gaps with our schema and past experiences.

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