Explanations For Forgetting: Interference 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyMemoryASAQA Created by: JemmaVenessCreated on: 30-03-16 10:55 What is retroactive interference? This is when the new memories interferes with the old memories. 1 of 9 Who was the researcher/when? Muller, 1900 2 of 9 What did the study involve? Nonsense syllables to learn 6 minutes and then recall them. 3 of 9 What is proactive interference? Old memories interfere with the new memories 4 of 9 Who was the researcher for this and when? Underwood, 1957 5 of 9 What did Underwood find? The more lists that were learned, the less was recalled. 6 of 9 What did Baddeley and Hitch investigate? Asked a team of rugby players to recall the names of the teams they had played in the previous season, 7 of 9 What were the findings of the study? The ones with fewer games had better recall 8 of 9 EVALUATION: Interference only explains some situations of forgetting Its limited because interference has to have two specific types of stimuli to be able to interfere to cause forgetting 9 of 9
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