The Misinformation Effect Refers to the Fact That False Information

The misinformation effect refers to the fact that false information, presented after a participant has encoded an event, can intrude into the participant's subsequent recall of the event. This "planting" of memories

A) seems restricted to small memory errors.
B) is only possible if done by an authority figure.
C) seems possible for remembered actions but not remembered objects.
D) can occur outside of the laboratory.