Moray's Study of Dichotic Listening 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? PsychologyCognitive PsychologyA2/A-levelOCR Created by: Marcus2600Created on: 26-09-19 19:31 What is dichotic listening? When two sounds are played simultaneously, one in each ear 1 of 18 What was the shadowed message? The message that was listened to and repeated 2 of 18 Who proposed the cocktail party effect? Cherry 3 of 18 How many participants were there in each study? unknown, 12, 28 4 of 18 Which experiment didn't use a repeated measures design 3 - Independent Measures 5 of 18 What happened during Study 1? A small list of words was played into the unattended ear 35 times 6 of 18 What happened during study 2? Participants were given affective and non-affective instructions 7 of 18 What happened during Study 3? Numbers were intermittently played 8 of 18 Alongside being asked to recall the passage, what else were participants asked to do in study 1? A recognition test, where they had to say if a word had been played into their ear 9 of 18 How many conditions were there in Study 2? 10, with 4 of them being silent 10 of 18 What was the independent variable in study 3? Whether the participants were told to remember any numbers they heard 11 of 18 In the first study how many words from the unattended ear were recognised? 1.9 12 of 18 How many affective and non-affective instructions were played? 39,36 13 of 18 How many affective and non-affective instructions were heard? 20,4 14 of 18 What was the research method? Laboratory Experiment 15 of 18 What ethical issues were raised? None 16 of 18 What was the largest error in validity? It lacked ecological validity, as it was unlike real-life conversations 17 of 18 What were the results of the 3rd Study Participants that were warned to listen out for the digits did better, but both groups did poorly 18 of 18
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