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In Elizabeth Loftus’s “lost in the mall” study, approximately what percentage of people distinctly remembered being lost in a shopping mall after being told that this had happened to them, even though it did not really happen?
   a)  10 percent
   b)  25 percent
   c)  32 percent
   d)  67 percent
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Psychology: From Inquiry to Understanding


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