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Nick was a witness to a robbery in a convenience store where the thief jumped over the counter, grabbed a handful of money and left very quickly. When a police officer interviewed Nick and the cashier, Nick told the police officer that he did not see a weapon of any kind. The cashier said that she saw a gun. Later, when Nick was telling his friends about the robbery, he recalled seeing a gun. According to Loftus, what changed Nick's memory for the event?

▸ misinformation effect

▸ post-context effect

▸ reconstruction effect

▸ source-monitoring effect

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