Many children remember what their parents said they did at very young ages rather than remembering the actual events.Remembering the information, but not the source of the memory explains how _____ are formed.
A)eidetic images
B)internal images
C)pseudo-memories
D)iconic memories

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Pseudo-memories refer to false or distorted memories that can be formed by suggestions, misinformation, or other external factors. In this case, it is likely that the parents' descriptions of events may have influenced the children's memories, leading to the formation of pseudo-memories. The other options do not fit the situation described in the question.

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