6. Memory
The Reconstructive Nature of Long-Term Memory Retrieval: How Reliable are Memories?
Multiple Choice
Multiple ChoiceRiva, an eyewitness to a crime that took place on her street, was asked to testify in court about her memory of the crime. Prior to her testimony, an attorney provided her with a written statement from another neighbor who had also viewed the crime. As a result of reading her neighbor's statement, which was different from her own, the accuracy of Riva's memory was altered, which eventually affected her testimony. This is an example of
A
the misinformation effect.
B
the levels-of-processing model.
C
hindsight bias.
D
the curve of forgetting.
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