When subsequent information distorts our memory of a previous experience, this is known as?

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Eve Ochoa

17 February, 04:12

When subsequent information distorts our memory of a previous experience, this is known as?

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Julissa Hayes · Answer 1

Answer: Misinformation effect

When subsequent information distorts our memory of a previous experience, this is known as misinformation effect.

Explanation:

Misinformation effect is a phenomenon that occurs when a memory of a person is less accurate which is usually caused by post event information. Also, misinformation effect can result to memory impairment as a result of being exposed to misleading information from the past. Furthermore, misinformation effect usually causes false memories or inaccurate memories.