A study conducted by Pezdek and Hodge (1999) asked children to read five different summaries of childhood events. Two of these events were false, but only one of the two false events was plausible. The children were all told that all of the events happened to them as small children. The results of this study indicated _____________.
◦ that the true events were significantly less likely to be remembered than were the implausible false events.
◦ that the plausible false events were significantly more likely to be remembered as false memories than were the implausible false events.
◦ that the true events were significantly more likely to be remembered than were the implausible false events.
◦ that the plausible false events were significantly less likely to be remembered as false memories than were the implausible false events.
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