Numerous studies have demonstrated that exposure to misinformation about a witnessed
event can lead to false memories in both children and adults. The present study extends this …

… also provide an explanation for age differences in false memory rejection, we focus mainly
… of monitoring that are important for explaining age differences. With this purpose in mind, …

… false alarms (ie, incorrect old response to a rearranged pair; Snodgrass & Corwin, 1988).
To … characterize age differences in true and false memory, we analyzed hit rates and false …

… they reported no age differences in true or false recognition … to age-related increases in
susceptibility to false memory effects. It may be more useful to focus on … false recognition …

… investigated age differences in the phenomenological experience of true and false memory.
… Our results showed no significant age differences in false-memory formation in recall or in …

… of changes in memory accuracy with age, and neuroimaging … suggest that age-related
increases in false memories are to a … false memories, then it follows that age differences in false …

… age differences in false memory, then, becomes a question of how age differences in susceptibility
to false memory … The conclusion that there are age differences in false memory across …

… age differences in these errors would parallel the developmental trajectories of these processes.
As predicted, age… errors were age-invariant, suggesting that recollection-based memory …

… This study investigated age differences in false memory for … Results showed an age-related
decline in false recognition … decreased false recognition in children, but increased false …

… In the present experiments , we examined adult age differences in the ability to suppress
false memories, using the Deese–Roediger–McDermott (DRM) paradigm (Deese, 1959; …