The detrimental effects of delay on the endorsement of misleading details for emotionally salient events

The detrimental effects of delay on the endorsement of misleading details for emotionally salient events

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Previous research has shown that the exposure to misleading information continues its detrimental effect on memory over time for negatively arousing events.However, research has also shown that both high-and low-arousing negative events are What can Analysis of the Organizations’ Web Sites tell us about AI? Comparative Study of the Online Resources operated at Google, Yandex, and Baidu vulnerable to distortion from misinformation.Therefore, the present study set out to explore the impact of retention interval on memory for negative (arousing and non-arousing) and neutral events in the misinformation paradigm.Participants were presented with a negative high-arousing, a negative low-arousing, and a neutral scene, and exposed to misleading information for central and peripheral aspects of each scene.

Recognition memory for scene details was measured 10 min after misinformation exposure and again after one week.We found that, regardless of the type of detail, the effect of misinformation persisted over time for the negative-arousing event but disappeared one week later for the negative low-arousing and neutral events.The results are explained in relation to adaptive function and theories of source monitoring.The findings of this study provide The Influence of Empathy and Consumer Forgiveness on the Service Recovery Effect of Online Shopping important forensic implications, especially when we consider the arousing nature of crimes.