Classic Evidence: Loftus and Palmer (1974) - Evaluation: Methodology And Procedures Flashcards

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What Are The 3 Evaluation Points Of The Methodology And Procedures In Loftus And Palmer (1974)?

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  • Controlled Experiment
  • Ecological Validity
  • The Sample
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What Research Method Did Loftus And Palmer Use?

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Experiments

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What Is An Advantage Of Experiments?

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They can demonstrate causal relationships.

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What Was The IV Used In Loftus And Palmer’s Research?

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The verb used to describe the impact.

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What Was The DV Used In Loftus And Palmer’s Research?

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The estimate of speed.

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How Do Experiments Demonstrate Causal Relationships?

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By deliberately manipulating the IV, we can see the causal effect on the DV.

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What Other Variables Are Carefully Controlled In A Lab Experiment?

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Confounding variables.

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Why May Loftus And Palmer’s Research Lack Ecological Validity?

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The participants were only shown clips of the accident, which differs from experiencing a real-time accident.

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What Is Different Between Watching A Clip Of An Accident And Experiencing An Accident?

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Experiencing an accident in person may be a lot more emotive, and will undoubtedly be taken a lot more seriously.

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What Did Foster et al. (1994) Find (Regarding Participants Who Thought They Were Watching A Real Robbery)?

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If participants thought that they were watching a real life robbery, their identification of a robber was more accurate.

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What Were The Characteristics Of The Sample?

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US College Students

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Why Is The Sample Being Only US College Students, A Negative?

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Other social groups may be more/less prone to be affected by misleading information.

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What Two Sources Do Eye-Witnesses Acquire Their Information From?

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  • Observing the event.
  • Post-event information.
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What Have Multiple Studies Found, About How Well Elderly People Remember Information About An Accident, In Comparison To Younger People?

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Elderly people have more difficulty remembering post-event information, and are more prone to misleading information.

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