The inability to distinguish what you originally experienced from what you heard or were told later about an event is called:
A) semantic memory.
B) priming.
C) explicit memory.
D) source misattribution.

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Source misattribution refers to the inability to determine the origin of a memory, leading to confusion between events that were experienced firsthand and those that were learned about through other sources, such as hearing about them from someone else. This can lead to false memories or misunderstandings of what actually occurred.

The Inability to Distinguish What You Originally Experienced from What