6-Psychology-Cognition-Memory-Properties-Hypothesis
co-existence hypothesis
Memories that are semantically contradictory can co-exist non-consciously {co-existence hypothesis, memory}. Mind inhibits recall of semantically contradictory non-conscious memories.
erasure hypothesis memory
New memory can erase semantically contradictory non-conscious memory {erasure hypothesis, memory}, to conserve limited memory capacity.
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