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
Cross-sectional data showing that the amount of effort spent on personal health care increases with
Julia Margaret Cameron, Portrait of Thomas Carlyle.
Susan Moller Okin (1946–2004).
Martha Knowles and Henrietta Thomas
Thomas & Friends Truckmaster Thomas & Percy's Railway Race Set
Morgan’s test-cross analysis of genetic linkage between autosomal genes