B2.1-How memory shapes your identity

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Fill in the Blanks B2.1-How memory shapes your identityOnline version Watch the video and complete the summury. by carolina prieto 1 How memory shapes your identity Memory is not a perfect . Instead , the brain stores separate fragments of experiences , such as images , , emotions , and . Whenever we recall an event , the brain reconstructs it from these pieces , often changing details based on our current emotions and new experiences . As a result , evolve over time rather than remaining fixed . Because our is closely connected to memory , the way we interpret past events can strongly influence how we see ourselves . For example , one person may view a failure as a valuable lesson that demonstrates resilience , while another may see it as proof of personal weakness . The brain also tends to favor memories that support existing beliefs about ourselves , a process known as confirmation bias . However , since memories are , people can consciously reframe their experiences and assign them new meanings . By changing the they tell themselves about the past , they can strengthen personal growth , resilience , and self - .