The Belief That the Misinformation Effect Results from a Confusion

question 47

Multiple Choice

The belief that the misinformation effect results from a confusion between the accurate original memory and the inaccurate memory (as they can remember both but can't remember where each memory came from) is referred to as:

• A)the encoding rejection hypothesis
• B)the source misattribution hypothesis
• C)the memory impairment hypothesis
• D)the misinformation acceptance hypothesis
• E)the reconstructive memory hypothesis

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