Mark is a professor who studies the misinformation effect. To do this he has designed a series of paradigms to show that when information is presented after an original event it can alter the participant's memories for the event. Based on his work, Mark argues that there might be legal implications of:Select one:a. Retroactive interferenceb. Savingsc. Proactive interferenced. Context-dependent memory

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Mark is a professor who studies the misinformation effect. To do this he has designed a series of paradigms to show that when information is presented after an original event it can alter the participant's memories for the event. Based on his work, Mark argues that there might be legal implications of:Select one:a. Retroactive interferenceb. Savingsc. Proactive interferenced. Context-dependent memory

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Jonathon · Answer 1

Answer: (a) - Retroactive Interference

Explanation:

Retroactive Interference:Refers to a situation when you forget the previously learned task due to learning of a new task. Basically, new task memories interfere with previously learnt memories.

New memories hold back the person to recognize the old memories.

Here also professor paradigms interfere with the original memories and there can be legal implications.