McCloskey and Zaragoza Presented Two Choices, an Object Seen in the Original

question 16

Multiple Choice

McCloskey and Zaragoza presented two choices, an object seen in the original event (i.e., a Coke can) and the object suggested in the misinformation (i.e., a Budweiser can) .In the second condition, McCloskey and Zaragoza presented the object from the original event (i.e., the Coke can) with a distractor that was not part of the misinformation (i.e., a 7-Up can) .They found that:

• A)people got thirsty during the experiment.
• B)false memories occurred only for the imagination inflation items.
• C)when the recognition test did not include the misinformation item, participants were equally accurate as when no misinformation was presented.
• D)when the recognition test did not include enough distractors, accuracy decreased dramatically.

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