Question 20 of 30 You are an eyewitness to a crime A newspaper article talked about the criminal's flowing black hair.During the crime he had a hood on so you didn't see the hair. But now you can "remember" it vividly.This is an example of: A. faulty memory theory. B. short-term memory error. C. memory reconstruction. D. frontal lobe activation.

This is an example of:<br /><br />C. memory reconstruction.<br /><br />Memory reconstruction refers to the process where memories are influenced by various factors, including new information or suggestions, leading to altered or false recollections. In this case, reading about the criminal's hair in a newspaper article has influenced your memory, causing you to "remember" something you didn't actually witness.