Question

felice has a scar on her arm that happened when she broke a glass at the age of 3. at the age of 8, she asked her mom why she has a scar, and her mom responded that she was bitten by the neighbor's dog. since then, whenever she is asked about the scar, she has a distinct memory of what happened on the day the dog bit her (even though this never happened). this illustrates: the equipotentiality hypothesis the encoding specificity principle the misinformation effect levels of processing theory

Answer 1

the misinformation effect

Step-by-step explanation:

In psychology, misinformation effect occurs when false memories are formed as a result of the misleading information that was provided after the original event has taken place. This effect was studied by a psychologist named Elizabeth Loftus.

Elizabeth Loftus in her series of experiments discovered that false memories about an event can be induced by suggesting or giving wrong information about it. Hence, the involved persons remember a wrong information about the experienced event based on what they were led to remember via wrong information.

This is the case Felice, who was fed with a wrong information about the scar on her arm. This information make her have a false memory of the event i.e dog bite instead of a broken glass