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Literature Review Paper Misinformation Effect

A review of research on how misinformation affects memory and decision-making.

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    Topic - Misinformation Effect Transpires when mislead information is presented to someone after they have experienced the event The impreciseness in a person’s memory can be altered with the misinformation effect Long - term memory is susceptible to errors Mis - information • False or inaccurate information • Especially that which is deliberately intended to deceive. • Possible to mislead witnesses allowing them to present false information

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    Audience Lawyers Psychologists Sociologists Job applicants Interviewers

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