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Retrieval Failure (Cue-Dependent Forgetting)
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Strength of G+B's research into retrieval failure
Employs
a
rigorous methodology
Experimental design
used
repeated measures
(where
all pps
were
exposed to both conditions
)
Allowed for
direct comparison
btw
conditions
while
minimising individual differences
High
levels of control
were
maintained throughout
while the
IV
was
manipulated
Counterbalancing
was used to
overcome the limitations of repeated measures
by
reducing the concern
of
order effects
Unrelated word lists
ensured
retrieval
was
unaffected
by
previously formed
word associations
G+B confirmed the divers were
Proficient
in diving to avoid potential
confounding variables
related to
discomfort/anxiety underwater
Replications
of this study reveal
consistent findings
,
enhancing confidence
in its
methodology + conclusions
Suggests the experiment is
high
in both
internal
+
external
validity
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G+B's study gains
scientific credibility
as a piece of
research
that has
contributed significantly to the understanding of context-dependent memory
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