Though the induced false memories are attributable to "source monitoring errors" (i.e. not realizing an invalid source), there is another, more prevalent, side

Though the induced false memories are attributable to "source monitoring errors" (i.e. not realizing an invalid source), there is another, more prevalent, side to the "source monitoring error" problem; poor quality sources. For example, a poor quality "news" source (or intentionally biased "news" source) can easily influence and manipulate both your perspective on and memory of particular events. As far as I know, there has never been a "perfectly accurate, factual, and unbiased" news source, so the learned skill of "source monitoring" is vitally important to maintaining a well-informed perspective. From the paper, children are more susceptible to intentional influence and false suggestions, but even as adults, we're still susceptible.