Loftus and Pickrell's (1995)studies on the "Lost-In-The Mall" Paradigm Suggest

question 27

Multiple Choice

Loftus and Pickrell's (1995) studies on the "lost-in-the mall" paradigm suggest that ______.

• A)false memories cannot be created;participants' memories always matched known events
• B)children are most likely to repress scary encounters like being lost in a mall
• C)false memories can only be created under extreme stress
• D)false memories can be created from external information

---

Definitions:

Performance Appraisal

A systematic evaluation process by which an employee's job performance is assessed, typically for the purpose of making decisions about promotions, salary adjustments, and professional development.

Nonmanagerial Subordinates

Employees who do not have managerial responsibilities and typically report to managers or supervisors.

First-line Management

Managers at the lowest level of an organization who directly supervise and support frontline employees.

Return on Investment

A measure of the profitability of an investment, calculating the ratio of net profits to initial investment costs.