Studies of groups' superior memories for information suggests their proficiency is due to their ability to avoid problems that introduce inaccuracy in individual members' memories.

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Studies suggest that groups often perform better in memory tasks not because they avoid inaccuracies in individual memories, but because they can pool their resources, allowing for a wider range of information and error correction through discussion and consensus.

Studies of Groups' Superior Memories for Information Suggests Their Proficiency