Accuracy Of Eyewitness Testimonies: Misleading Information 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyMemoryASAQA Created by: JemmaVenessCreated on: 30-03-16 12:03 What is Misleading Information? This may effect what you remember/recall about an event 1 of 12 What are leading questions? Questions that suggest the desired answer 2 of 12 Who did a study on this and when? Loftus And Palmer, 1974 3 of 12 What was the procedure for experiment 1? Critical questions containing smashed , collided, bumped, hit and contacted - leading questions 4 of 12 What were the findings of this experiment? Leading questions affects the response given by participants 5 of 12 What was the procedure of experiment 2? Participants were asked if they saw any broken glass in the video footage(there was no broken glass) 6 of 12 What are the findings? The verb altered participants memory of the event, and therefore participants were more likely to report broken glass. 7 of 12 What is post event discussion? May contaminate eyewitness's memory of an event 8 of 12 What is conformity effect? This is when a participants recollection is influenced by discussion with others 9 of 12 What is repeat interviewing? This is especially problematic with child witnesses 10 of 12 EVALUATION: Supporting Evidence Braun et al, 2002, shown misleading information about Bugs bunny and Ariel being at disney land when they were not - it altered participants recall 11 of 12 EVALUATION: EWT in real life It may be more accurate in real life because lab studies were not taken seriously 12 of 12
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