QUESTION 5 Misleading information is less likely to exert its effects in OA Both

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QUESTION 5 Misleading information is less likely to exert its effects in OA Both B and C individuals with greater working memory capacity compared to those with lower working memory capacity younger participants compared to elderly participants O C. Oo elderly participants compared to younger participants. QUESTION6 One of the criticisms of McCloskey and Zaragoza's (1987) modified test recall procedure is that O A it did not sufficiently demonstrate that the false item had an interference effect on the target item. O8 There were too many target items to consider participants who were not exposed to misleading information performed the same as those exposed to misleading information. QUESTION 7 Which of the following has been found to eliminate the misinformation effect? OGiving participants a chance to correct their mistakes. O B Testing participants after a long delay such as one week or more. oChanging the gender of the experimenter. QUESTION Which of the following have not shown the misinformation effect? OA Rats. Oa 3-month old babies OAll of the above have shown the misinformation effect OD pigeons.

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5. The correct answer is Option A. Misleading information is less likely to exert its effect on Options B and C.

6. The correct answer is Option C. The critique to the test recall procedure was that the participants who were not exposed to misleading information performed the same as those who were exposed to misleading information.

7. The correct answer is Option A. Giving participants a chance to correct their mistakes can eliminate misinformation effect.

8. The correct answer is Option C. All of the above have shown misinformation effect.

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