If a person absorbs false information after an event and later has trouble distinguishing it from true information, this is an example of __________.
A) misleading post-event information
B) arousal influences
C) verbal overshadowing
D) revelation effects

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Misleading post-event information refers to information that is presented after an event that can distort or supplement a person's memory of the original event. This can lead to the absorption of false information, making it difficult to distinguish from true information.

If a Person Absorbs False Information After an Event and Later