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    A maze experiment was conducted by Lena Reed to test if people perform better the second time through a maze. The results showed that participants did complete the maze faster on their second attempt, supporting the idea of genetic memory and the inheritance of experiences from ancestors as part of a collective unconscious as proposed by Carl Jung.

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    A maze experiment was conducted by Lena Reed to test if people perform better the second time through a maze. The results showed that participants did complete the maze faster on their second attempt, supporting the idea of genetic memory and the inheritance of experiences from ancestors as part of a collective unconscious as proposed by Carl Jung.

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    A maze experiment was conducted by Lena Reed to test if people perform better the second time through a maze. The results showed that participants did complete the maze faster on their second attempt, supporting the idea of genetic memory and the inheritance of experiences from ancestors as part of a collective unconscious as proposed by Carl Jung.

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    Maze

    Race
    Experime
    nt
    Lena Reed and

    it was proven that the second time the person did the maze they did better

    Genetic memory is invoked to


    explain the racial memory
    postulated by Carl Jung. In Jungian
    psychology, racial memories are
    posited memories, feelings, and
    ideas inherited from our ancestors
    as part of a "collective
    unconscious".

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