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Revisiting the Blind Implantation Paradigm: Robustness of False Memory Induction Under Controlled Conditions
The Blind Implantation paradigm was introduced as a scalable method for inducing false autobiographical memories without human interaction (Otgaar et al., 2022). We conducted a conceptual replication (N = 348) with a sample three times the size of the original, using a multi-target event design and
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