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Where schemas are concerned, the perseverance effect is ________.

Where schemas are concerned, the perseverance effect is ________.
A) schemas' resistance to change even in light of contradictory information
B) one way that schemas shape our social reality
C) the cause of self-fulfilling prophecies
D) the persistence of memories because of schemas
E) the difficulty associated with suppressing unwanted thoughts and images

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Thanks for taking the time to find the right answer. This is going to help with my final exam review.

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