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Three-phase misinformation paradigm (Loftus et al., 1978)
A way to measure a participant's susceptibility to misinformation.
- Phase 1: participant is exposed to a complex event.
- Phase 2: after exposure to the event, someone else comments on the event, usually presenting misinformation.
- Phase 3: participant is tested on their memory of the source of details (whether it came from the event itself or the second source).
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