Grant Flashcards

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What is the core question of this investigation?

A

Do we remember information we have learned better in the context (the environment) in which we learned it ?

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What is the aim of the investigation?

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To investigate whether context cues are important when remembering newly learned information.

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What is one of the questions being investigated?

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To see whether information is remembered better in a matching environment than a non-matching environment.

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4
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What is the method of the investigation?

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A laboratory experiment having an independent measures design

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5
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What is the sample size of the investigation?

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40 students from Iowa state university

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6
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What is the age range of the investigation?

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Aged 17-56

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7
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What is the gender split of the investigation?

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17 females and 23 males

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8
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How many experimenters were involved in the study?

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8 experimenters

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9
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How many conditions were tested in the study?

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4 conditions

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10
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What is the first condition of the study?

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Learn in silence, recall in silence (match)

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What is the second condition of the study?

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Learn in silence, recall in noise (non-match)

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What is the third condition of the study?

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Learn in noise, recall in noise (match)

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What is the fourth condition of the study?

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Learn in noise, recall in silence (non-match)

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14
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What did participants wear during the noisy condition?

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Headphones

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15
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What type of noise did participants hear in the noisy condition?

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A recording of cafeteria noise with distinct words or phrases

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16
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What was the maximum score for the short answer questions?

17
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What was the maximum score for the multiple choice questions?

18
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What article did participants read for the study?

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A 2 page article on psychoimmunology (Hales 1984)

19
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How long was the break between reading the article and the test?

20
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How was the time taken to read the article recorded?

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In minutes for each participant

21
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Were participants allowed to highlight or underline the article?

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Yes, they were allowed to highlight or underline as they usually would.

22
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How were participants allocated to the conditions?

A

Randomly allocated

23
Q

What was the result of the study regarding information recall?

A

More information was remembered in the matching condition than in the non-matching recall condition.

24
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What was the mean reading time in the Silent-Silent condition?

25
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What was the mean short answer score in the Silent-Silent condition?

26
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What was the mean multiple choice score in the Silent-Silent condition?

27
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What was the mean reading time in the Silent-Noisy condition?

28
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What was the mean short answer score in the Silent-Noisy condition?

29
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What was the mean multiple choice score in the Silent-Noisy condition?

30
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What role do context cues play in information retrieval?

A

Context cues appear to be important in the retrieval of newly learned information.

31
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How can studying in silence affect exam performance?

A

Students may perform better in exams by studying in silence.