Tyler witnessed an automobile accident and heard one of the bystanders casually mention that the driver was probably intoxicated. even though the driver had not been drinking and never crossed the center line, tyler tells the police officer who is investigating the accident that the car had been "weaving all over the road." tyler's faulty recall illustrates

The answer is misinformation effect. It happens when a person's memory of episodic memories becomes less precise because of post-event evidence. In reality, researchers have found that long-term memory is very disposed to mistakes and can simply be changed and formed. The erroneousness of long-term memory is heightened by the misinformation effect, which happens when misleading information is combined into one's memory after an occasion.