Psychology says repeated lock-checking may signal distrust in memory
Many people are often plagued by doubts regarding their daily routines, such as whether they've turned off appliances or securely locked their doors. Studies indicate that constant verification of these actions may lessen an individual's confidence in their memory, even if their actual reliability remains intact. Those who frequently check may struggle to separate genuine worries from persistent…
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