The Inability to Distinguish an Actual Memory of an Event

question 255

Multiple Choice

The inability to distinguish an actual memory of an event from information you learned about the event elsewhere is:

• A) confabulation.
• B) source misattribution.
• C) false memory.
• D) repression.

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Definitions:

Rapport

A positive, harmonious relationship characterized by mutual trust, camaraderie, or empathy that makes communication possible or easy.

Survivalist

An individual who actively prepares for emergencies, such as natural disasters or societal collapse, often accumulating resources and learning skills to survive without modern conveniences.

Ideologies

Systems of beliefs and values that influence how individuals view the world and interact within it.

Target Population

The entire group about which a researcher would like to be able to generalize.