Results And Findings Of All Core Studies Flashcards

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Findings of grants study

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Correct answers on the SAQ out of 10

Silent/silent = 6.7
Noisy/noisy = 6.2
Silent test / noisey study = 5.4
Noisy test / silent study = 4.6

Correct answers on the MCQ out of 16

Silent/silent = 14.3
Noisy/noisy = 14.3
Silent test / noisy study = 12.7
Noisy test / silent study = 12.7

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Loftus and palmer findings exp 1 (speed estimates)

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Verb

Smashed = 40.8 mph 
Collided = 39.3 mph 
Bumped = 38.1 mph 
Hit = 34 mph 
Contacted = 31.8 mph
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Loftus and palmer findings exp 2 (broken glass)

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Smashed = yes - 16    No - 34 
Hit = yes - 7           No - 43 
Control = yes - 6          No 44 

Ps in the smashed condition more likely to say they had seen broken glass

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Bocciaro results

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149 ps
114 obedient - 76.5%
21 disobedient - 14.1%
14 whistleblowers - 9.4%

Participants who reported having faith were more likely to be whistleblowers

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Milgrams findings

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Before the study 40 psychiatrists predicted that only 0.001% would admitt the 450 volt shock

65% of participants administered the 450 volts

All obeyed up to 300 volts which 5 refused to continue

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Bandura results

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1) children in the aggressive condition made more aggressive responses than the children in the non aggressive condition
2) children will imitate same sex models more than opposite sex ( male models had a greater influence than females)
3) boys imitated more physical agression than girls and no difference in verbal aggression

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Chaney results

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When questioned on weather their child had used the inhaler the previous day Ps in standard condition said yes 50% of the time where has in the funhaler condition Ps said yes 80% of the time

When asked if they were always successful in medicating their child Ps in standard condition said yes 10% and Ps in funhaler said Yes 73% of the tim

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Sperry tactile test results

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Hands dont have memories if an object first sensed with left they were unable to retrieve it with their right

If the object was in their right hand they could vocalise what they were holding however they could not if it was in their left hand

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Sperry visual test results

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If a stimuli was placed in one visual field it was only recognised again if presented to the same visual field

When presented to both visual fields they would say what they saw (right visual field) and draw what they saw with their left hand

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Baron cohen results eye task

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Mean score out of 25:
Austism/aspergers = 16.3
Normal = 20.3
Tourettes = 20.4

Males = 18.8 
Females = 21.8
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Baron cohen gender and strange stories results

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Strange stories:

Austism scored significantly less than the tourettes this means the eye task is a valid test for theory of mind

Gender recognition:

There was no significant difference between the three conditions this shows that there performance on the eye task was not due to identifying characteristics such as gender

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Frued interpretaion of phobias/dreams

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Bath fantasy = hans having a death wish against his sister as he wanted more alone time with his mum. His fear of the bath was him expressing his fear of being punished for his death

Castration anxiety = hans thought the doctor would cut his widdler off, hans was experiencing the oedipus complex

Phobia of horses = horse represented hans father who also had a dark beard hans unconsious anxietys about his father surfaced as a fear of horses

Giraffe dream = crumpled giraffe was hans mother and the big giraffe was hans father objecting to him taking his mother away

Plumber fantasy = this was hans begining to identify with his father as he wanted a bigger bottom and widler like his father

Marrying fantasy = hans was making space for his father by including him this was hans way of identifying with his father

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Moray results

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Exp 1: mean number recognised

Words from passage: 4.9
Words from rejected message: 1.9
Similar words but not present: 2.6

Exp 2 :
heard instructions in the rejected message more if their name was present

Exp 3:
No significant difference between the two conditions

Numbers werent important enough to get through the block

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Simon and chabris results

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Overall intentional blindness was 46% (didnt see the event)

Easy vs hard:
Easy = 64% saw the event
Hard = 45% saw the event (even more if the video was transparent)

White vs black team :
Gorrilla was seen more in the black condition 58% vs the white condition 27%

Transparent vs opaque
Opaque = 62% saw the video
Transparent = 42%

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Kohlbergs results

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Ps progressed through the stages as they got older and in the same order

Some Ps never reached stage 6

Middle class children found to be more advanced than lower class children

At age 16 stage 6 was more prevalent in american boys than either Mexican or taiwanese boys

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Lee results

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No significant difference between genders perception of lying and truth telling

Canadian children perception of truth telling does not change between 7 and 11
As chinese children aged they saw it as less favourable to tell the truth about helping others

Both cultures thought that lying about hurting someone or performing anti social behaviour was wrong

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Pilliavin results

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Cane victim recieved help on 62/65 trails (95%)

The drunk victim recieved help on 19/38 trails (50%)

90% of the first helpers were male

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Levine results

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Rio de janeiro helped overall 93.33% of the time

Kaula lumpur, malaysia helped overall 40.33 % of thhe time

Simpatia cultures would be more helpful than non simpatia cultures towards strangers

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Blake more and cooper results

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Kittens often bumped into things

Their tracking of moving objects was jerky

Showed no startle responses

Kittens appeared to suffer from physical blindness

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Maguire results

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No difference in overall volume of the hippocampus between taxi and non taxi drivers

Taxi drivers had a higher volume in the posterior hippocampus than the non taxi drivers

Non taxi drivers had more volume in the anterior hippocampus side generally

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Gould/ yerkes results

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Yerkes - suggested iq was influenced by nature and lighter skinned people were more intelligent

Average mental age:
White Americans - 13
Russians 11.34
Black americans - 10.4

Gould said that the test was culturally biased and race did not affect intelligence

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Hancock findings

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Psychopaths used 33% more disflencies

More subordinating conjunctions

Showed less emotional language

More words relating to basic human needs