Some of the ethical concerns in implanting false memories is that it affects the way in which a person might think about a certain ominous circumstance that occurred on his/her life. In some dangerous situations in which a tragedy might had happen, it could cause witnesses to think about something they never saw during the accident. For example, on ''Loftus's The Formation of False Memories'', says that on a psychological experiment, 24 subjects were asked to remember 72 true events, but the results were that 68% of the true events were remembered. Another example is when Elizabeth Loftus said that on one study, when there was a car going through an intersection with a 'stop' sign, and the witnesses were asked if it was a 'yield' sign, most
