The Inability to Distinguish an Actual Memory of an Event

question 255

Multiple Choice

The inability to distinguish an actual memory of an event from information you learned about the event elsewhere is:

• A) confabulation.
• B) source misattribution.
• C) false memory.
• D) repression.

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Definitions:

Existing Knowledge

The body of information, understanding, and skills that an individual or group already possesses.

Specific Steps

are clearly defined and detailed actions or procedures designed to accomplish a task or reach a particular outcome.

Reflective Thinking

A process of critical analysis of experiences, beliefs, and actions in the pursuit of deeper understanding and personal growth.

Professional Nursing

The practice of providing care for the sick and infirm, characterized by specialized education, knowledge, competence, and ethics.