People who are given plausible but false information about their childhood may come to believe the information is true.

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This phenomenon is known as the misinformation effect, where individuals can become susceptible to believing false information presented to them, particularly regarding past events or experiences. Studies have shown that even subtle suggestions or leading questions can distort a person's memory and lead to the formation of false memories.

People Who Are Given Plausible but False Information About Their