The cognitive-affective mechanisms of the mere exposure effect
N Pestonji - 2022 - open.library.ubc.ca
The mere exposure effect (MEE) is the finding that repeated, unreinforced exposure to a
stimulus results in increased preference for that stimulus (Zajonc, 1968). The MEE is often …
stimulus results in increased preference for that stimulus (Zajonc, 1968). The MEE is often …
Stress and Retrieval-Enhanced Suggestibility
A Capriglione - 2022 - scholarship.shu.edu
Research has demonstrated that when witnesses are immediately questioned following an
event, they can become even more susceptible to later presented misinformation and false …
event, they can become even more susceptible to later presented misinformation and false …