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Remembering an Event That Did Not Occur or That Occurred

Question 98

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Remembering an event that did not occur or that occurred in a way that was different from the memory is referred to as a:

A) lie.
B) decayed memory.
C) false memory.
D) motivated forgotten memory.

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