Elizabeth Loftus
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Elizabeth Loftus is a psychology and criminology professor at the University of California, Irvine and a distinguished professor of law. She received her PhD in psychology from Stanford University and has published more than 20 books and over 600 scientific articles on memory. She has consulted in hundreds of high-profile legal cases and litigations, as part of her mission to educate everyday people on the truth about our memories.
Books by Elizabeth Loftus
The definitive work on the fallibility of human memory from 'the most influential female psychologist of the twentieth century' (Rachel Aviv, The New Yorker), unpicking why our memories are manipulable constructions that define our past, present - and the criminal justice system