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One study on the multistore explanation of memory... |
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Trigram rehearsal. Peterson and Peterson |
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One study on reconstructive memory is... |
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WOTG Bartlett |
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One study on levels of processing is... |
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SPS Craik and Lockhart |
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One study on interference is... |
Aim- to see if nee learning interferes with previous learning Method- Pp divided into groups / Group A learned a list of word pairs and then another / Group B only learnt the first list Results- GB recalled more accurately than GA Conc- new learning interfered with the op ability to recall previous learning (the first list) PA- developing study habits, avoid studying two similar subjects in the same evening |
Underwood and Postman |
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One study on context... |
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Octonauts (deep sea diving) Hidden and Baddeley |
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One study on leading questions is... |
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Hulk (smash) and Hawkeye (hit) Loftus and Palmer |
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One study on unfamiliar faces is... |
Aim- to see if familiarity affects the accuracy of identifying faces Method- psychology lecturers were caught on CCTV at the entrance if a building and Op were asked to identify the faces seen from HQ pics of the tape. Results- students of the lecturers made more correct identification than other students and police officers Conc- previous familiarity helps with identification Evaluation- Demonstrates the limited value of CCTV PA- memory for faces can be unreliable in certain situations,realise that identity parades have limited use. |
Unfamiliar faces Bruce and Young |
