Quality Assurance & Improvement Flashcards
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What did Bartlett's 1932 "War of the Ghosts" study demonstrate?
Answer: Recall is reconstructive and shaped by schemas
Participants altered the story to fit their cultural expectations.
A source monitoring error occurs when someone:
Answer: Misattributes where a memory came from
People may confuse imagined, heard, or seen information.
What does the Loftus and Pickrell "lost in the mall" study show?
Answer: False childhood memories can be implanted
Some participants came to recall a childhood event that never happened.
Which peanut butter brand name is correct?
Answer: Jif
The brand is spelled Jif.
What is Oscar Mayer's correct spelling?
Answer: Oscar Mayer
The meat company is spelled Mayer.
What does the Mandela Effect typically involve?
Answer: Shared false recollections
It describes groups confidently sharing the same incorrect memory.
Why does a QA checklist help when investigating a disputed memory?
Answer: It forces consistent, repeatable checking of evidence
A checklist keeps each claim evaluated against the same criteria.
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