Tuckey and Brewer (2003) found that participants' recall of a simulated robbery showed the greatest schema effects when what the participants observed was:
A) ambiguous.
B) redundant.
C) illusory.
D) unexpected.

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Tuckey and Brewer (2003) found that schema effects were most pronounced when the observed event was ambiguous, meaning the participants were more likely to fill in gaps with schema-consistent information.

Tuckey and Brewer (2003) Found That Participants' Recall of a Simulated