Sleeper effects can be reduced by reminding people that the source of a persuasive message was not credible.Which explanation of sleeper effects does this argument support?

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The argument supports the discounting cue hypothesis, which suggests that reminding people of the source's lack of credibility can reduce the impact of a persuasive message over time, thus reducing the sleeper effect.

Sleeper Effects Can Be Reduced by Reminding People That the Source