An attorney uses misleading questions to distort a court witness's recall of a previously observed crime.This best illustrates

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The use of misleading questions is a common way to manipulate a witness's memory, resulting in the misinformation effect. This effect suggests that memories can be altered by the introduction of misleading information after an event has occurred, leading to inaccurate recollections. The other options are not relevant to the scenario described in the question.

An Attorney Uses Misleading Questions to Distort a Court Witness's