Sleeper effects can be reduced by reminding people that the source of a persuasive message was not credible.This supports which explanation of sleeper effects?

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The discounting cue hypothesis suggests that people initially discount a message if the source is not credible, but over time, they may forget the source and remember the message, leading to sleeper effects. Reminding them of the source can reduce these effects.

Sleeper Effects Can Be Reduced by Reminding People That the Source