Assessment & Evaluation Flashcards
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In Loftus and Palmer's 1974 car-crash study, which verb produced the highest speed estimates?
Answer: Smashed
Participants asked about cars that 'smashed' gave higher speed estimates.
What is the misinformation effect?
Answer: Post-event information alters recall of the original event
Misleading information after an event can distort what is remembered.
A person remembers a fact but wrongly attributes it to a documentary rather than a novel. What is this error?
Answer: Source monitoring error
Misattributing where information came from is a source monitoring error.
What did Neisser and Harsch's study of the Challenger explosion reveal about flashbulb memories?
Answer: Confidence remained high even when details changed
Participants were highly confident despite inconsistent recall over time.
What is the actual name of the peanut butter brand often misremembered as 'Jiffy'?
Answer: Jif
The brand is Jif.
What is the correct spelling of the hot dog brand known for its jingle?
Answer: Oscar Mayer
The brand name is Oscar Mayer.
What is the correct spelling of the air freshener brand?
Answer: Febreze
The brand is spelled Febreze, with a single 'e' after the 'r'.
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