Experiment: Discussion Flashcards

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Did your results support your hypothesis? mention both groups and overall sample

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G1- no
G2- yes
Sample-no

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Did your results support Jacobs experiment?

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No as in my experiment, in both chunking and not-chunking scenarios, the average recall of letters was less then 7.3

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Do you results support the notion of 5-9 items in the capacity of short term memory?

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Only when the students do not use chunking

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How can order effects resulting from repeated measures impact your experiment?

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As they may show better results from the practice they did whilst waiting

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How could you limit the impact of order effects in future experiments?

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By giving the students an irrelevant deceiving task to perform while waiting for their next turn and telling them it’s vital to the experiment

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How could the environment in which you performed the task impact your results?

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Noises from birds, other teachers and walking past students my distracted the participants

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How could you limit the impact of external noise in future experiments

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Do the experiment in the library away from all noisy factors

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How could peer expectations impact the results?

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Some may feel motivated to perform better and others may feel nervous and perform worse

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