Morgan, Hazlett, Doran, Garrett, Hoyt, Thomas, Baranoski, and Southwick (2004) investigated the effects of traumatic stress on memory by ___________ and found that traumatic stress has __________.
a) interviewing former prisoners of war; surprisingly little effect on memory
b) interviewing former prisoners of war; surprisingly powerful effects on eyewitness ID
a) testing soldiers who had gone through a simulated prison camp; surprisingly little effect on memory
b) testing soldiers who had gone through a simulated prison camp; surprisingly powerful effects on
eyewitness ID
Question 2
In a classic study by Carmichael, Hogan, & Walters (1932), participants were given ambiguous drawings with one of two different labels.
Later, they were asked to draw the figures they had encoded. During this retrieval
phase, they ________, demonstrating the memory sin of ________.
a) were unable to draw much of anything; transience
b) were unable to draw much of anything; bias
c) mis-drew the items consistent with the label they had seen; transience
d) mis-drew the items consistent with the label they had seen; bias
Morgan's crosses of red-eyed and white-eyed Drosophila
Thomas Henry Huxley
George Thomas Moore
Thomas Anshutz, Steamboat on the Ohio.
Morgan’s test-cross analysis of genetic linkage between autosomal genes