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Loftus and Palmer - Grant - Moray - Simon and Chabris

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What Does Schema theory propose in Loftus and Palmer?

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Memory is influenced by what an individual already knows

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What was the research method in Loftus and Palmers Experiment 1and 2?

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Laboratory experiment using an independent measures design

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What was the IV and DV in Loftus and Palmers experiment 1?

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IV: The wording of the critical question.
DV: the estimated speed given by the participants

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What was the dv in Loftus and Palmers experiment 2?

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If participants saw any smashed glass

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What was the sample for loftus and palmers experiment 1?

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45 students were divided into 5 groups of 9

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What was the sample for Loftus and Palmers experiment 2?

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150 students were divided into 3 groups of 50.

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What were the 5 verbs used in Loftus and Palmers experiment 1?

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Hit
Smashed
Collided
Contacted
Bumped

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What were the 2 verbs used in Loftus and Palmers experiment 2?

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Smashed
Hit

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What was a key finding of Loftus and Palmers experiment 1?

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smashed produced the fastest speed estimation and contacted received the lowest.

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What was a key finding in Experiment 2?

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The majority in each group correctly recalled they had seen no broken glass

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What is a possible conclusion in Loftus and Palmer?

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The verb used in a question can influence someones response.

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What does Context-dependent memory refer to?

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Improved recall of information when the context present at encoding and retrieval are the same.

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What was the research method for Grant?

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Laboratory experiment using independent measures designs.

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What were the IVs in Grant?

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  1. weather the participant read the article in noisy or silent conditions
  2. weather the participant was tested in matched or unmatched conditions.
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What was the DV in Grant?

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The participants performance on the multiple choice test and the sort answer test.

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What was the sample for Grant?

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39 participants whos age ranged from 17-56. 17 were female and 23 male.

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What were the key findings for Grant?

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there was no overall effect of noise on performance

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What was a possible conclusion for Grant?

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Studying and testing in the same environment leads to enhanced performance

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What is a theory for Morays study?

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Attention has a selective nature

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What was the research method for Moray?

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All laboratory experiments as they all had an IV and DV

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What was the Research method for Morays experiment 1?

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  • repeated measures designs
    Iv’s: listening test and recognition test
    dv: number of words recognised correctly in the rejected message
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What was the research method for Morays Experiment 2?

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  • used repeated measures design
  • iv- weather or not instructions were prefixed by the participants own name
  • DV- the number of affective instructions
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What was the research method for Morays experiment 3?

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  • used an independent measures design
    -IV- weather digits were inserted in both messages or one- weather participants had to answer questions about the shadowed message at the end.
    DV- number of digits correctly reported
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What was the sample for Moray?

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undergraduates of both sexes.
no number in experiment 1
12 in experiment 2
2 groups of 14 in experiment 3

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What did Morays experiment 1 consist of?

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a short list of simple words were presented in one ear and a shadowed prose message in the other. the word list was repeated 35 times. They were then asked to repeat all they could from the list.

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What did Morays experiment 2 consist of?

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Participants shadowed 10 short passages.

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What does Morays Experiment 3 consist of?

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Shown 1 of 2 dichotic messages.. numbers in the message was varied throughout.

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What was a possible conclusion of moray study?

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Important messages such as someone’s name can penetrate the block.

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What is the research method for Simon and Chabris?

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Primary laboratory experiment that used an independent measures design.

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What were the 4 IVs in Simon and Chabris?

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  1. The transparent/umbrella women conditions
  2. The transparent/gorilla conditions
  3. The opaque/umbrella woman conditions
  4. The opaque Gorilla conditions
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How many individual conditions was there in Simon and Chabris?

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16

32
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What was the DV in Simon and Chabris?

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number of participants in each of the 16 conditions who noticed the unexpected event

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What were the materials used in Simon and Chabris?

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4 videos lasting 75 seconds

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What was the sample for Simon and Chabris?

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228 participants- almost all undergraduate students. each volunteered of received a large candy bar for participating.

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What ethical consideration does Simon and Chabris follow?

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Participants were debriefed after the study

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What was the key findings from Simon and Chabris?

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54% noticed the unexpected event and 46% didnt.

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What is a possible conclusion for Simon and Chabris?

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Individuals have a sustained inattentional blindness for dynamic events