In the DRM Procedure, a Typical Finding Is That

question 43

Multiple Choice

In the DRM procedure, a typical finding is that:

• A)false memories occur only for the first item in the list.
• B)more recently studied lists yield fewer false memories than lists encoded using the false memory induction.
• C)alerting participants to the possibility of false memories increases the likelihood of critical intrusions.
• D)longer lists lead to more critical intrusions than shorter lists.

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