Multiple Choice
In many circumstances, participants correctly recognize that a stimulus is familiar but they are mistaken in their beliefs about where and when they encountered the stimulus. This error is referred to as
A) source confusion.
B) origin error.
C) amnesia.
D) false identification.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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