To modern psychologists, memory is more like a "theater" of experience where factual events may be interpreted and reinterpreted over time. This means that memories are
A) constructed, not played back
B) saved, not recalled
C) fixed, not variable
D) intangible, not fixed

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Memories are constructed by the brain rather than being played back like a video. This construction process allows for interpretation and reinterpretation over time, indicating that memories are not static but can change as they are recalled and reconsidered.

To Modern Psychologists, Memory Is More Like a "Theater" of Experience