Craik and Tulving
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- Created on: 01-10-14 17:18
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- Craik and Tulving (1975)
- Aim
- Does semantic processing have better recall over structural processing
- Procedure
- 24 participants in a lab experiment
- Shown 60 words
- Flashed on a screen
- Words were randomised
- Told it was a reaction test
- Question asked for each type of processing
- Participants click 'yes' or 'no' to correct answer
- Even amount of 'yes' and 'no' questions
- Participants click 'yes' or 'no' to correct answer
- After - unexpected recognition test
- 120 new words
- Participants picked out original words
- Repeated Measure design used
- Conclusion
- Better recognition on semantic level
- Findings
- 17%structually processed
- 65%semantically processed
- 36% phonetically processed
- Aim
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