Quality Assurance & Improvement Flashcards
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In the Deese-Roediger-McDermott task, people often falsely recall which word after hearing "bed, rest, tired, dream"?
Answer: Sleep
The unlisted word "sleep" is a strongly associated lure.
What is confirmation bias?
Answer: Favoring evidence that supports existing beliefs
It leads people to overvalue evidence matching what they already believe.
Which is a sign of a higher-quality source when verifying a claim?
Answer: Original documentation with a traceable date
Traceable, dated originals allow others to confirm the claim.
When did Nelson Mandela actually die?
Answer: 2013
He died on December 5, 2013, after being released in 1990.
What is a flashbulb memory?
Answer: A vivid memory of a surprising, emotional event
They feel vivid but can still contain errors over time.
Which practice most improves future accuracy when recording an important event?
Answer: Writing notes promptly with date and details
Immediate notes limit distortion from later influences.
What does C-3PO's right leg look like in the original Star Wars?
Answer: Silver below the knee
C-3PO has a silver lower right leg in the original film.
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