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What is coding?
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The process of converting information between different forms
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Who was the key psychologist for coding?
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Baddeley
3
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How many students were involved in Peterson and Peterson’s STM duration research?
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24 in eight trials each
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What were the findings of Peterson and Peterson’s research?
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Average recall after 3 seconds was 80% and average recall after 18 seconds was 3%
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Who were the individuals involved in Bahrick’s research?
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392 American participants aged 17-24
Psychology
flashcards
Decks in class (19)
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1.1 Social Influence | Conformity11
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1.2 Social Influence | Types and Explanations15
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1.3 Social Influence | Conformity to Social Roles13
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1.4 Social Influence | Obedience10
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1.5 Social Influence | Obedience: Situational Variables10
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1.6 Social Influence | Situational Explanations9
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1.7 Social Influence | Obedience: Dispositional Explanation5
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1.8 Social Influence | Resistance to Social Influence8
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1.9 Social Influence | Minority Influence17
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1.10 Social Influence | Social Influence and Social Change8
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2.1 Memory | Coding, capacity and duration of memory5
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2.2 Memory | The multi-store model of memory3
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2.3 Memory | Types of Long Term Memory4
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2.4 Memory | The Working Memory Model19
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2.5 Memory | Explanations for forgetting: Interference9
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2.6 Memory | Retrieval Failure13
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2.7 Memory | Misleading Information16
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2.8 Memory | Anxiety12
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2.9 Memory | Cognitive Interview8
