Faulty memory for how,when,or where information was learned is called
A) source amnesia.
B) the misinformation effect.
C) repression.
D) déjà vu.

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Source amnesia refers to the inability to remember or correctly identify the source of a particular memory. This can lead to confusion regarding how or when information was learned. The other options, such as the misinformation effect, repression, and déjà vu, refer to different types of memory phenomena, but do not specifically relate to faulty memory for the source of information.

Faulty Memory for How,when,or Where Information Was Learned Is Called