Berntsen, Staugaard, and Sorensen (In Press) Asked Participants to Engage

Multiple Choice

Berntsen, Staugaard, and Sorensen (in press) asked participants to engage in sound-location task which involved determining if two sounds were being played to the same ear or one to each ear.They found that:

A) novel sounds were less likely to induce disputed memories.
B) novel sounds were less likely to induce involuntary memories.
C) novel sounds required more attention, creating less cognitive control, which resulted in more involuntary memories.
D) the novel sounds were annoying and all the participants dropped out of the study