Author Question: What did the second experiment by Bowers, Karlin, and Dueck (1975) assess? A) recall for ... (Read 36 times)

asd123 · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

What did the second experiment by Bowers, Karlin, and Dueck (1975) assess?

A) recall for individual pictures shown in rapid succession
B) recall for associations between two pictures, when given an interpretation
C) assessed the concomitant use of a picture and a story to facilitate recall of a
past event
D) assessed the regions of the brain which are actively involved when recalling
pictures

Question 2

How can researchers study differences between two or more groups of subjects who may react differently to some test or experience?

A) Use a placebo control group
B) Use subject characteristics as a dependent variable
C) Use subject characteristics as an independent variable
D) Use a within-subjects design