We remember information contradictory to schemas better than schema-irrelevant information.

Name: We remember information contradictory to schemas better than schema-irrelevant information.
Brand: Quizplus
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This is known as the "false memory effect" or "schema distortion effect," where our pre-existing schemas (mental frameworks) influence our memory and can lead to inaccuracies or false memories. When presented with information that contradicts our schema, it can stand out and be remembered more vividly.

We Remember Information Contradictory to Schemas Better Than Schema-Irrelevant Information