1)The effects of product placement on someone who is fundamentally against the use of product placement are likely to be greatest when

1)The effects of product placement on someone who is fundamentally against the use of product placement are likely to be greatest when...

A. The person cannot explicitly remember seeing the placements

B. The person can explicitly remember seeing the placements

2.Researchers have been able to induce participants to generate various types of false autobiographical memories, including accounts of getting lost in a shopping mall, being involved in an accident at a family wedding, and being attacked by a vicious animal. The memories feel "real" because rememberers generate novel details that lead them to form a coherent but correspondently-false picture of what occurred. How are these types of plausible autobiographical confabulations likely constructed?

A. On the basis of real autobiographical memory fragments that are reconfigured in such a way that depicts events that never occurred

B. By planting entirely new narratives or events that do not fit within the existing structures of a person's autobiographical memory

C. Under normal circumstances almost no one would be led to falsely believe that these sorts of events occurred