… that false memories can occur following exposure to fake news … False memories were
especially likely among individuals … pandemic; in contrast, individuals who believed themselves to …

… information can create false memories of music listening episodes. In addition, we explored
individual difference factors potentially associated with false memory susceptibility in music, …

… well-established false memory paradigms (a misinformation task, the … In addition, cognitive
factors seem to play a role in … of individual differences as predictors of false memories for each …

… there are individual differences that make individuals more susceptible to the … false memories,
as high-NFC individuals were less susceptible to the deleterious effects of misinformation, …

… factors in the context of the Brexit referendum. In addition to analysing the occurrence of false
memories as a function of these factors… show that individual differences in a range of factors …

… Cognitive factors that contribute to endorsing false beliefs include intuitive thinking, … study
is to review factors that predict individuals’ susceptibility to health misinformation, we excluded …

… false compared to true memories in late time windows. Consequently, our findings indicate
that false memories differ from true memories … subjectively experienced memory, whereas late …

… misinformation on an individual cognitive level, action can be taken to reduce acceptance
and spread of false … reports, we focus on the accuracy of persons’ detection of misinformation. …

… To frame our understanding of individual differences in memory … factors interact with other
factors in memory experiments, but also how these differences fit in the context of memory …

… factors may underlie the observed variance of the illusory truth effect. Given the ease by
which repetition can influence the perceived truth, and the potential power of misinformation, we …