If Presented with Similar but Misleading Information About an Event

question 103

Multiple Choice

If presented with similar but misleading information about an event during participants' recollection of the event,participants are then more likely to incorporate the misleading information into their future accounts of the event.This is probably due to the fact that the misleading information was presented closely in time with the _____ of the event.

• A)consolidation
• B)reconsolidation
• C)encoding
• D)rehearsal

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