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 which of the following are formed?
A)eidetic images
B)echoic memories
C)false memories
D)iconic memories

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False memories can be formed when individuals remember the information but not the source of the memory. This can happen when people are told about events repeatedly and start to incorporate these stories into their own memories, believing they actually remember the events themselves.

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