Reconstructive memory 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyCognitive PsychologyA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: emmajohnson111Created on: 07-04-17 16:35 Psychologist Bartlett 1 of 13 Schemas Ideas and scripts. Give you expectation and rules 2 of 13 Memory We only remember fragments of the original event. When we retrieve them we fill in the gaps with schemas 3 of 13 Mackworth Schemas free up processing space for inconsistent information 4 of 13 Supporting Evidence Chinese whispers 5 of 13 Supporting Evidence War of Ghosts 6 of 13 Supporting Evidence Alport and Postman - Black and white man 7 of 13 Supporting evidence Loftus - Eye witness testimony 8 of 13 Conflicting evidence War of the ghosts is unknown so understandable that people would reconstruct 9 of 13 Reductionist Describes reconstructing memory doesn't explain 10 of 13 Usefulness Real life application - Eye witness testimony and leading questions 11 of 13 Methadology Can operationalise the IV and testable results such as counting how many things in a list were correctly recalled 12 of 13 Outline Schemas, levelling, sharpening, rationalisation, war of ghosts 13 of 13
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