Reference no: EM133254579

Think of a meaningful experience you had that included another person in which you still have contact. The memory can be recent or can be an early childhood memory and the memory can be with a friend, partner, co-worker, family member, or anyone else in which you still have contact. 

• Write down the memory, including the details you recall associated with it, such as the experience, where you were during the experience, when the experience occurred, who else was present during the experience, and any emotions you recall having at the time of the experience. 
• Next, contact the person that was also present during the experience and ask them to recall the experience, including the details associated with the experience, the location of the experience, when the experience occurred, who else was present during the experience, and any emotions the person recalls experiencing. Avoid interfering with the person's recall; instead, write down the person's recall, even if you disagree with its accuracy. explain the similarities and differences in recall.