Cognitive Studies

Question 1

Glanzer and Cunitz (1996)

Answer 1

240 army-enlisted men

Question 2

Murdock (1962)

Answer 2

103 psychology students
20-1, 30-1, 40-1, 10-2,15-2, 20-2
1.5 minutes to recall 4 sessions 2 days apart
asymptote most obvious for 40-1

Question 3

Milner (1966)

Answer 3

HM psychometric testing, observations, interviews, cognitive testing

Question 4

Landry and Bartling (2011)

Answer 4

34 psychology undergraduates with lists of letters (FKLMQRX); 45% vs 76% recall with/without articulatory suppression

Question 5

Shallice and Warrington (1969)

Answer 5

KF

Question 6

Bartlett (1932)

Answer 6

The War of The Ghosts told to British participants;
assimilation, levelling, sharpening

Question 7

Brewers and Treyens (1981)

Answer 7

86 university psychology students, written, illustrated and verbal (listed) recall

Question 8

Anderson and Pichert (1979)

Answer 8

39 introductory psychology students;
72 discrete ideas (15 on burglary, 13 on homebuying)

Question 9

Primacy Effect

Answer 9

Glanzer and Cunitz (1966)

Question 10

Recency Effect and Serial Position Curves

Answer 10

Murdock (1962)

Question 11

MSM Case Study

Answer 11

Milner (1966)

Question 12

Articulatory Suppression

Answer 12

Landry and Bartling (2011)

Question 13

WMM Case Study

Answer 13

Shallice and Warrington (1969)

Question 14

Cultural Schemas

Answer 14

Bartlett (1932)

Question 15

Schema of common objects

Answer 15

Brewers and Treyens (1981)

Question 16

Schema on encoding and recall

Answer 16

Anderson and Pichert (1979)