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Dr. Khalid's research group conducts a memory experiment where they show a fight between two individuals and describe the contact as "punching" to one group and "tapping" to the other group. A week later, Dr. Khalid asks each group to estimate how much blood was shed during the fight, even though no blood was ever shown. What is Dr. Khalid likely to find?
a. Participants in the "punching" group would be more likely to report blood than participants in the "tapping" group.
b. Neither group is likely to report having seen blood.
c. Both groups would report having seen blood.
d. Participants in the "tapping" group would be more likely to report blood than participants in the "punching" group.

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