Suppose an Experimenter Asks People a Question About Something They

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Multiple Choice

Suppose an experimenter asks people a question about something they did not see. (For example, people who did not see a truck might be asked what color the truck was.) How does asking such a question affect people's memory, if at all?

• A) People who hear such a question are more likely than other people are to report seeing the item (for example, the truck).
• B) People who hear such a question are less likely than other people are to report seeing the item (for example, the truck).
• C) People who hear such a question deny seeing the item (for example, the truck), but they recall something else that was not present (for example, a train).
• D) Asking such a question has no measurable effect on behavior.

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Definitions:

Pattern

A repeated decorative design or a regular and intelligible form or sequence discernible in the way in which something happens or is done.

Confidential Communication

Information exchanged between parties with the expectation that it will not be disclosed to unauthorized individuals or entities.

Paper Trail

A series of documents that provide a historical record of a transaction, decision, or series of events, used for tracking and verification purposes.

Working Relationship

The interaction and communication between colleagues or business associates that is professional and aimed at achieving work-related goals.