EWT - misleading information
Cards (8)
- What is the definition of misleading information?
- How does misleading information impact eyewitness testimony (EWT)?
- What are the types of misleading information?
- What are leading questions?
- Give an example of a leading question.
- How did Loftus and Palmer (1974) demonstrate the effect of leading questions?
- What is post-event discussion?
- How did Loftus (1975) illustrate the impact of post-event discussion on memory recall?
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