When people repeatedly imagine nonexistent actions and events, they can inadvertently create false memories. For example, in an

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When people repeatedly imagine nonexistent actions and events, they can inadvertently create false memories. For example, in an

experiment, students are asked to repeatedly imagine breaking a toothpick. Following this, they are more likely to think they have actually broken a toothpick. This is known as:

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nataly862011 [7] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-04T11:59:34+03:00

Answer: memory implantation

Explanation: in psychology, memory implantation is a method used to learn about the memory of human beings. In it, people are made to beieve in some fake memories in their head as a true memory. This technique started in 1900 and is used in cognitive psychology. It is a difficult process but it is possibility is higher also.