Psychology Today | 12.09.2026 00:05
After 25 years, do you remember where you were when you learned about September 11th, 2001? As we encounter another anniversary of 9-11, you probably find those memories coming to mind. Most people recall hearing the news. Your memory may feel particularly clear and accurate. My memory of hearing the news feels real and complete. But why do we remember these events and are our memories actually accurate?
