Incorporating Inaccurate Information into One's Memory of an Event After

question 119

Multiple Choice

Incorporating inaccurate information into one's memory of an event after witnessing the event and receiving misleading information about it is called the:

• A)priming effect.
• B)confirmation bias.
• C)information processing fallacy.
• D)misinformation effect.

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