Loftus and Palmer- Aims and context 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyCore studiesASWJEC Created by: francesca_321Created on: 16-05-15 11:43 what was Loftus' first aim? To find out the effect of leading questions have on estimation of speed 1 of 15 What was L + P's second aim? To find out if a leading question just alters your response or if it actually changes your memory of the event 2 of 15 What was Loftus' study be placed in? legal context 3 of 15 In the 1960s what were people worried about? miscarriage of justice due to witness identification 4 of 15 do people tell what? The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth 5 of 15 Or are our memories altered by what? Leading questions 6 of 15 What is the quote by loftus? either by form or content, suggest to the answer is desired 7 of 15 Thus what was Loftus aiming to find out? To test whether inaccuracies would occur 8 of 15 What is an example of past research? air force personnel shows estimation of speed is particularly difficult 9 of 15 How can L & P be placed in academic context? Bartlett asked pps to retell or recall an unfamiliar story called 'War of the Ghosyd 10 of 15 What did he find? reconstuct the story using normalisation and rationalisation 11 of 15 What were their memories altered by? schemas 12 of 15 Example? words like canoe 13 of 15 What did Carmichael's study show? A verbal label such as curtain will shape the way a memory of drawing is stored and recalled 14 of 15 What does this do to Loftus' notion? Reconstructive memory and was something they were aiming to test 15 of 15
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