Pezdek and colleagues found that for a person to interpret thoughts and fantasies about false events as true memories:
A)the event must seem as plausible as possible.
B)the person must believe in repression.
C)there is very little information provided about the event.
D)they need to hear about the event only once.

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Pezdek and colleagues found that if an event seems plausible, individuals are more likely to interpret their imagination or thoughts about it as a true memory. This phenomenon is called the "plausibility illusion."

Pezdek and Colleagues Found That for a Person to Interpret