Microeconomics: Income + Demand?

Question

An increase in income which leads to an increase in the demand for good X represents a movement along the demand curve (a change in the quantity demanded)

is this true or false? and why? could someone please explain this to me

Answer 1

False - Increase in income will actually provide shift of whole demand curve instead of moving along demand curve. For normal goods right-ward and for inferior goods/services left-ward.