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Literature Review Paper Misinformation Effect

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

Violet Stevens
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Literature Review Paper Misinformation Effect - Page 2 preview imageTopic-Misinformation EffectTranspires when mislead information is presented tosomeone after they have experienced the eventThe impreciseness in a person’s memory can bealtered with the misinformation effectLong-term memory is susceptible to errorsMis-information•False or inaccurate information•Especially that which is deliberately intended to deceive.•Possible to mislead witnesses allowing them to present falseinformation
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