Question

question 9 (1 point) when people are given subtle misleading information about a past event, they often misremember the true details surrounding the event. this is known as: retroactive interference source amnesia misinformation effect long - term potentiation

Explanation:

The misinformation effect occurs when people's recall of a past - event is distorted by subsequent misleading information. Retroactive interference is about new information disrupting old memories in general, not specifically about misinformation. Source amnesia is forgetting the origin of information. Long - term potentiation is a neural mechanism related to memory formation, not this misinformation phenomenon.

Answer:

misinformation effect