https://padlet.com/lhenderson0911/2bugadmrlxfl Made with love en-us 2019-02-22 23:41:24 UTC 2019-02-22 23:42:13 UTC hello@padlet.com lhenderson0911 https://padlet.com/lhenderson0911/2bugadmrlxfl/wish/334367890 In the article they are talking about how they would think we would remember near-death or traumatic road accidents instead of easily letting it slip away from our brain. However, surveys of self-reported accidents suggest that respondents apparently forget approximately one third of their road accidents each year, in Abe’s case he didn’t remember the accident but he remembered the song which could mean that it had a significant meaning to him. . It is concluded that near-accidents are generally forgotten extremely rapidly, with an estimated 80% of incidents being no longer reported after a delay of up to two weeks. Serious near-accidents and those where the driver admitted being to blame in the incident were least likely to be forgotten. A serious problem for any study of accidents and particularly near accidents is obtaining reasonable estimates of the true incidence of such events.  One approach to this problem is to have themselves report these events as soon as possible after they have happened. They could still be traumatized from nearly having a accident and can’t fully recall all the important information or jumble it up.]]> 2019-02-22 23:41:51 UTC https://padlet.com/lhenderson0911/2bugadmrlxfl/wish/334367890