Wade, Green, and Nash (2010) showed that after having viewed fabricated videotapes participants were less likely to sign documents claiming they had witnessed a behavior (cheating) that they actually did not see.

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Wade, Green, and Nash (2010) actually found that after viewing fabricated videotapes, participants were more likely to sign statements falsely claiming they had witnessed events (such as cheating) that never happened, demonstrating the malleability of memory.

Wade, Green, and Nash (2010) Showed That After Having Viewed