Based on Andersen's research, people are more likely to exhibit false-positive memories when a new person they encounter
A) resembles a significant past acquaintance.
B) resembles a forgotten past acquaintance.
C) is highly attractive.
D) is rejection sensitive.

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Andersen's research shows that people are more likely to exhibit false-positive memories when a new person they encounter resembles a significant past acquaintance. This is because the familiarity of the facial features of the new person can trigger a memory of the past acquaintance, leading to a false recognition of the new person as someone previously known.

Based on Andersen's Research, People Are More Likely to Exhibit