The "Misinformation Effect" Refers to A

Multiple Choice

The "misinformation effect" refers to a:

A) memory disruption that occurs when the true source of the memory is forgotten.
B) phenomenon in which existing memories are distorted by exposing people to misleading information.
C) memory distortion caused by the context effect.
D) memory phenomenon in which vividly imagining an event markedly increases confidence that the event actually happened.