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Aim
Loftus and Palmer (1974) conducted influential research investigating how misleading questions can distort eyewitness testimony, particularly the accuracy of memory regarding events like car accidents.
The primary aim of Loftus and Palmer's study was to examine whether the wording of questions, specifically the verb used to describe an event, could influence participants' memory of that event.