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    Failure to Inhibit Irrelevant, Misinforming Events May Lead To
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Failure to Inhibit Irrelevant, Misinforming Events May Lead To

Question 63

Question 63

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Failure to inhibit irrelevant, misinforming events may lead to:


A) Suggestibility"
B) Bias"
C) Confabulation"
D) False memories"

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