"Hey! I heard that's a really good movie.Let's go see it tonight," Kyle suggested."Where did you hear that?" Marta asked.Kyle thought for a second and shrugged."I don't remember, but it's supposed to be good." This is an example of the sleeper effect.

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The sleeper effect occurs when a message from a non-credible source becomes more persuasive over time, as people forget the source but remember the message. Kyle's inability to recall where he heard the movie was good aligns with this concept.

"Hey! I Heard That's a Really Good Movie