Lesson 2.2.1
2.2.1 Memory: eyewitness testimony and context-dependent memory Quiz: OCR Psychology, Unit 2
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What was the independent variable for experiment one in Loftus and Palmer's landmark car crash study?
- Verb used
- Speed estimated
- Car colour
- Video duration
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How many participants took part in Loftus and Palmer's first experiment regarding eyewitness testimony?
- 45 students
- 150 students
- 100 students
- 30 students
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Which verb yielded the highest mean estimated speed in Loftus and Palmer's first experiment?
- Smashed
- Collided
- Hit
- Bumped
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What was the mean speed estimate in mph for participants given the verb 'hit' in experiment one?
- 38.1 mph
- 34.0 mph
- 31.8 mph
- 39.3 mph
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How many total participants took part in Loftus and Palmer's second experiment on leading questions?
- 90 students
- 150 students
- 45 students
- 200 students
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What misleading question was asked to participants in experiment two regarding broken glass?
- Saw broken headlights
- Saw blood stains
- Saw any glass
- Saw skid marks
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How many participants in the 'smashed' condition reported seeing broken glass in experiment two?
- 1 participant
- 16 participants
- 7 participants
- 34 participants
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How many participants in the control condition reported seeing broken glass in experiment two?
- 16 participants
- 0 participants
- 12 participants
- 6 participants
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What cognitive phenomenon do Loftus and Palmer's findings on leading questions primarily demonstrate?
- Memory distortion
- Retrograde amnesia
- Sensory adaptation
- Echoic decay
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If a witness adopts the misleading phrasing of an interviewer, what psychological vulnerability are they showing?
- Proactive interference
- Central executive overload
- Post-event contamination
- Semantic displacement
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During a police interview, a witness is asked about a non-existent red hat. What term describes this?
- Leading question
- Control variable
- Distractor item
- Closed query
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Which study famously investigated context-dependent memory using deep-sea divers learning lists of words?
- Milgram and Elms
- Loftus and Palmer
- Baron-Cohen et al.
- Godden and Baddeley
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What was the finding when learning and recall contexts matched in the Godden and Baddeley study?
- Zero interference
- Lower recall
- Increased forgetting
- Higher recall
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A student revises for an exam in the exact silent hall where they will sit it. Which concept applies?
- State-dependent cue
- Acoustic encoding
- Context-dependent cue
- Maintenance rehearsal
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Which cognitive mechanism explains why matching environmental retrieval cues improves memory performance?
- Retroactive inhibition
- Trace decay
- Cue dependency
- Displacement theory
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What type of experimental design did Godden and Baddeley use in their classic context-dependent memory study?
- Field experiment
- Natural experiment
- Independent measures
- Repeated measures
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If a depressed person recalls sad memories more easily, what type of memory effect is occurring?
- Context-dependent
- Primacy effect
- State-dependent
- Phonological loop
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What was the occupation of the participants in Godden and Baddeley's study?
- Clinical psychologists
- Police officers
- University students
- Deep-sea divers
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Which experimental design involved participants being tested both on land and underwater?
- Matched pairs
- Repeated measures
- Quasi-experimental
- Independent groups
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What key variable was manipulated alongside environmental context in Godden and Baddeley's procedure?
- Light and dark
- Land and water
- Noise and silence
- Day and night
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