Misattribution of memory, Source confusion, False memory are all examples of how we edit and reinforce some memories after the fact.

This statement refers to the phenomenon where individuals modify or strengthen memories after the fact, leading to inaccuracies or distortions. It encompasses various cognitive biases such as misattribution of memory, source confusion, and false memory. These biases can result in individuals attributing memories to incorrect sources, blending details from different events, or even recalling events that never actually occurred.