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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.4
Which of the following could be seen as an unconventional counterargument to Schema Theory?
Individuals often remember information in ways that contradict their existing schemas due to cognitive dissonance.
Information always aligns perfectly with pre-existing schemas.
Humans don't really use schemas; they're simply theoretical constructs with no real-world application.
Schemas have no influence on our memory processing or retrieval.
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