explanations of forgetting: interference 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyMemoryA2/A-levelAQA Created by: KatieCreated on: 08-09-19 14:55 when does interference occur when 2 pieces of inormation come into conflict with each other 1 of 15 what does interference result in forgetting or memory distortion 2 of 15 what type of memory is interference most common in LTM 3 of 15 what does interference make more difficult locate memories 4 of 15 why would we forget something in the LTM we can't access the memories 5 of 15 what are the two types of interference proactive and retroactive 6 of 15 when does proactive occur an older memory interferes with a new one 7 of 15 example of PI a teacher forgetting names because of her past classes 8 of 15 what is retroactive interference a new memory interferes with an old one 9 of 15 example of RI teacher can't remember names of old class because of new one 10 of 15 who carried out a study into interference mcGeoch and Mcdonald 11 of 15 what did they find out interference is worse when the memories are similar 12 of 15 what did mcgeoch and mcdonald make pp do pp had to learn 10 words until they could remember them with 100% accuracy, then they had to learn a new list 13 of 15 give examples of the groups synonyms, antonyms, words unrelated to the original, consonant syllables, 3 digit numbers, no new list 14 of 15 findings the most similar material (synonyms) produced the worst recall 15 of 15
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