Mandela Effect

What is the Mandela Effect?

• A psychological phenomenon where people remember events differently

• A political movement in South Africa

• A scientific theory about parallel universes

• A historical event in the 20th century

Which of the following is an example of the Mandela Effect?

• Remembering Nelson Mandela's presidency

• Believing the Berenstain Bears were spelled as Berenstein Bears

• Knowing the exact date of the moon landing

• Recalling the fall of the Berlin Wall

The Mandela Effect is often associated with which type of memory?

• Collective false memories

• Photographic memory

• Episodic memory

• Procedural memory

Who coined the term 'Mandela Effect'?

• Fiona Broome

• Nelson Mandela

• Sigmund Freud

• Carl Jung

The Mandela Effect is sometimes used to support which controversial theory?

• Parallel universes

• Flat Earth

• Time travel

• Astrology

Which of the following is NOT a common example of the Mandela Effect?

• The Monopoly Man having a monocle

• The color of Pikachu's tail

• The spelling of 'Febreze'

• The existence of Atlantis

In what year did Nelson Mandela pass away, contrary to some false memories?

• 2013

• 1990

• 2000

• 1985

The Mandela Effect is named after Nelson Mandela because:

• Many people falsely remembered him dying in prison in the 1980s

• He was a famous political leader

• He discovered the phenomenon

• He wrote about memory illusions

Which field of study is most concerned with the Mandela Effect?

• Psychology

• Physics

• Biology

• Economics

What is a common characteristic of the Mandela Effect?

• Widespread false memories shared by a group

• Accurate historical recollection

• Individual memory loss

• Enhanced memory recall