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What is the misinformation effect?
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What is the misinformation effect?

The misinformation effect is a psychological phenomenon where a person’s recall of an event becomes less accurate because they were exposed to misleading or incorrect information after the event occurred. It clearly demonstrates that human memory is reconstructive, not a…

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