Suggestibility Differs from Memory Misattribution in That Suggestibility

question 205

Multiple Choice

Suggestibility differs from memory misattribution in that suggestibility:

• A)becomes more likely with the passage of time since the encoded event.
• B)requires that a therapist probe the client's childhood with evocative questions.
• C)requires supplementing personal information with information from external sources.
• D)is typically found only in children.

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Definitions:

Passive

Lacking in active response or involvement; allowing or subject to action without opposition or resistance.

Environmental Circumstances

The context or conditions in one's surroundings, including social, cultural, and physical environments, that influence outcomes and opportunities.

Human Behaviour

The range of actions and mannerisms exhibited by humans in conjunction with their environment, social structures, and culture.

Humanist

An individual who adopts a philosophical stance emphasizing the value and agency of human beings, individually and collectively.