labs Flashcards
what are the two hypothesis in the stoop effect lab 1
- reaction time would be longer in colour word than non-colour or rectantangle
- % of errors would be highest in colour word
what was the aim of the stropp effect lab 1
to demonstrate that an automatic cognitive process can interfere w/ a task requiring controlled attention
what was the aim of the cateotical perpception lab 2
test whether the perception of our manipulated speech sounds is categorical, compared to non speech sounds
what was the hypothesisi for the cateotical perpception lab 2
speech sounds would be perceived categorically and non-speech sounds non cateogorically
mesured varibles of lab 2
part 1: ba vs da
part 2: high pitch vs low
what was the aim of interview techniques lab 5
examine how well children and adults can use body maps to show where touch occurred on another person
who report more correct and accurate touches from the interview techniques lab 5
adults
why was the study design of lab5 was between subjects
because their were two different levels child and adult a each participant was one or the other
what was the aim of lab 8
- social interdependence
to examine the influence of group size on co-operative behaviour in social dilemma
what was the hypothesis for lab 8 - social inderpendence
as group size increase - co-operation will decrease
what were the measured varibles for lab 8
- social inderpendence
(3)
- the day fishing started
- day fishing ended
- the amount of money earned per group
what was the aim for first impressions lab 3
to investigat whether judgements of competence or likability of election candidates related to success
When judging who looks more competent, participants will select elected candidates _____ often than non-elected candidates
more often
When judging who looks more likable participants will select elected candidates and non-elected candidates ____ often
equally
what was the aim of social influence - lab 6
to demonstrate social influence on opinion