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Loftus and Palmer (1974)
University students were asked to watch film clips of
car
accidents
and were then asked a
critical
question
about the accident but with
different
verbs.
What were the results found by loftus and palmer using different verbs?
smashed:
40.8
mph
collided:
39.3
mph
hit:
38.1
mph
bumped:
34.0
mph
contacted:
31.8
mhp
What is response bias?
Misleading information may have lead to a
bias
response, but not
altered
memory in any way.
What is substitution explanation?
The
wording
of a question actually changes how a person remembers an event (the information is
altered
before it is
permanently
stored).
In a follow up, Loftus & Palmer asked if there was broken glass, results?
Smashed:
16
yes,
34
no
Hit:
7
yes,
43
no
Control:
6
yes,
44
no