Loftus and Palmer 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyCognitive PsychologyCore studiesASAQA Created by: LeanneCreated on: 02-10-13 10:36 What was the aim of the first experiment? To see if leading questions effect memory recall 1 of 13 What was the aim of the second experiment? To see if post event information effects memory recall 2 of 13 What year was the experiment? 1974 3 of 13 How many participants in the first study? 45 American psychology students 4 of 13 How many participants in the second study? 150 American university students 5 of 13 What was the sample? Opportunistic 6 of 13 How was the data collected in experiment 1? Participants watched a film of a car crash then were asked questions on it. 7 of 13 How was the data collected in experiment 2? Watched a film of a car crash then were asked to come back a week later and were asked about broken glass. 8 of 13 What did the study find out in experiment one? Leading questions do affect memory recall. 9 of 13 What did the study find out in experiment 2? Post event infomation does affect memory recall. 10 of 13 Is the research useful for everyday life? If so, who for? Useful for police interviews and advocates in courtrooms. 11 of 13 Reasons that the study can't be related to everyday life.. The study was articialy 12 of 13 Reasons that the study is ecologically reliable... Memory is unreliable and can be manipulated or altered 13 of 13
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