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Froggy Jumps Loftus and Palmer Review GameOnline version Review game for Loftus and Palmer by Liliana Mancini 1 What was the focus of Loftus and Palmer (1974) a Reconstructive memory/Role of Leading Questions b Flashbulb memory c Localization of Function 2 What was the AIM of Loftus and Palmer (1974) FIRST EXPERIMENT? a To investigate how cortisol impacted memory b To investigate whether the use of leading questions would affect participants' estimation of speed c To test the reliability of diagnosis 3 What was the independent variable of Loftus and Palmer (1974) FIRST EXPERIMENT? a The intensity of the verb used in the leading question (Ex. smashed, hit, collided, etc) b The amount of cortisol the participants received c The amount of time the participants were allowed to complete the task. 4 Loftus and Palmer's FIRST EXPERIMENT involved 45 participants, divided into five groups. The participants were each shown the same 7 videos of car accidents, but only exposed to one leading question. What was the design of this experiment? a Quasi-experiment b Repeated measures c independent samples 5 Loftus and Palmer's FIRST EXPERIMENT involved asking participants to recount the car accidents and answer questions. What was being measured? a The accuracy of the participant's description b The amount of time it took the participants to answer the questions c The participants' response to the leading question about the speed of the cars 6 What were the results of Loftus and Palmer (1974)? a Participants took longer to answer the leading question b Participants estimated the speed to be higher when asked a question with an intense verb (Ex smash) c Participants with higher cortisol levels gave poor descriptions of the accidents. 7 What was the AIM of Loftus and Palmer (1974) SECOND EXPERIMENT? a to see if participants would remember broken glass if asked leading questions b To see if the participants would get tired of answering questions about the car accidents and leave c To see if participants with high stress levels would have a higher emotional response to the crashes 8 Loftus and Palmer (1974) SECOND EXPERIMENT involved 150 students. Two groups were asked to estimate speed, given the verb hit or smash. One group was not. What was the next step to the procedure? a After a day, participants were asked about their emotional state regarding driving. b After two weeks, participants were asked about their recollection of who was at fault in the crash c After one week, participants returned and were asked if they saw broken glasss. 9 What were the results of Loftus and Palmer (1974)? a Participants could not determine who was at fault in the accidents based on memory b Participants estimated higher speed in the smash condition and were more likely to rememeber glass c Participants were uncomfortable driving after witnessing so many accidents 10 What are two strengths of Loftus and Palmer (1974)? a High population validity, great ethical standards b high level of control, practical application c Reliable results, ecological validity 11 What are two limitations of Loftus and Palmer? a Use of deception, limited ecological validity b No cause-and-effect established (not an experiment), and not controlled c Loftus and Palmer were just bad at their jobs idk

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Loftus and Palmer Review GameOnline version

by Liliana Mancini

What was the focus of Loftus and Palmer (1974)

What was the AIM of Loftus and Palmer (1974) FIRST EXPERIMENT?

What was the independent variable of Loftus and Palmer (1974) FIRST EXPERIMENT?

Loftus and Palmer's FIRST EXPERIMENT involved 45 participants, divided into five groups. The participants were each shown the same 7 videos of car accidents, but only exposed to one leading question. What was the design of this experiment?

Loftus and Palmer's FIRST EXPERIMENT involved asking participants to recount the car accidents and answer questions. What was being measured?

What were the results of Loftus and Palmer (1974)?

What was the AIM of Loftus and Palmer (1974) SECOND EXPERIMENT?

Loftus and Palmer (1974) SECOND EXPERIMENT involved 150 students. Two groups were asked to estimate speed, given the verb hit or smash. One group was not. What was the next step to the procedure?

What were the results of Loftus and Palmer (1974)?

What are two strengths of Loftus and Palmer (1974)?

What are two limitations of Loftus and Palmer?