Post-Event Information Can Distort the Recall of Earlier-Presented Information Because

question 43

Multiple Choice

Post-event information can distort the recall of earlier-presented information because:

• A) the original memory might no longer exist
• B) the post-event information is suggested to be the correct information to recall
• C) the initial material is less accessible than the post-event information
• D) all of the above

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