
Passage: According to the traditional theory of memory, memory is like a videotape, each recall is to find a certain video within the corresponding time in the brain to play back. The theory of scene construction gives another explanation for memory: the human brain only records fragments when it encodes memory; when needed, the human brain connects and complements these fragments in a logical way consistent with the state of the subject's current beliefs to form memories.
Question: Which of the following options can not be explained by the theory of scene construction but not by the traditional theory of memory?
A. A.Some people with Alzheimer's lose the ability to remember.
B. B.People's memories of the same past many times, the content will change.
C. C.According to one statistic, eyewitnesses identify people whom the police know to be incorrect in 20% to 25% of cases.
D. D.British psychologist Kimberly Weber succeeded in implanting false memories of childhood by showing subjects some synthetic fake photos.
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