Multiple Choice
McGill researcher Maggie Bruck tested Loftus's theory about suggestion and accuracy of memory recall using children as subjects.When given misleading information,children were more likely to later report:
A) descriptive memories of the researcher and the research experience.
B) false memories influenced by suggestion.
C) accurate memories filtering out misleading information.
D) no memories; children were unable to recall the misleading information or the event.
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