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• Alcohol and the Brain
  Learn about the effects of alcohol on memory at this site that features question-and-answer feedback and images of brain structure and function.
• Alzheimer's Disease
  Alzheimer's disease destroys the ability to make new memories.
• Aspects of Memory
  From this page, link to information about the research related to implicit and explicit memory, the neurological basis of memory, working memory, episodic memory, and motor memory.
• Child Testimony in Sex Abuse Trials
  Caution from the APA about children's testimony in court cases related to sexual abuse.
• Ecstasy and the Brain
  Ecstasy damages long- and short-term memory, according to research reported here.
• Eyewitnesses Memory Legal Guidelines
  Read what attorney and psychology teacher Elaine Cassel has to say about eyewitness testimony in the courtroom.
• False Memory Syndrome
  Read the facts about false memory from an advocacy organization concerned with false accusations.
• Forgetting
  Why and how do we forget? Explore the major theories of forgetting on this site.
• Memory Devices
  Learn about mnemonics, interference, and recall with these interactive demonstrations.
• Memory Food
  Is your brain starving for food that will help improve its ability to remember?
• Memory Games
  Play these games and find out how good--or bad--your memory is.
• Memory Links
  This web site has many links to sites dealing with various aspects of memory.
• Working Memory
  A paper on the computational model of working memory.