In Terms of Practical, Real-World Effects, ____

In terms of practical, real-world effects, ____.

A) there is no evidence that jurors can be influenced by false memories, since they are so easy to see through
B) the issue of recovered memories reflects the fundamental tension between convicting the guilty and acquitting the innocent
C) because there has been so much publicity about implanting false memories, jurors rarely believe them
D) nearly all trials in which false memories play a role end in a mistrial and are never retried