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Hearing repeated lies against Jews and then accepting them as truth shows which cognitive process under Nazi rule?

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Correct answer: Repetition making falsehood feel like normal truth

The direct answer is A: repetition can make falsehood feel like normal truth. Propaganda often repeats the same accusation through newspapers, speeches, posters, radio, and official messages. Repetition does not make a claim true, but familiar statements may feel believable, especially when people hear no free opposing information. A is correct because repeated lies can become normalized in the mind and may shape prejudice. B is wrong: propaganda suppresses independent investigation rather than increasing it. C is wrong: repeating hatred does not create judicial neutrality. D is wrong: anti-Jewish propaganda promoted inequality, not religious equality. The reasoning is: repetition creates familiarity, familiarity can be mistaken for truth, and that mistaken belief can support discrimination. Exam cue: repeated propaganda changes perception, not facts.

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