Psychology 405 (Spring, 2016): Unit II
(Note: The following is a guide to what you should know. To help you
locate items, these are presented in
roughly the order in which they were talked about in class/text.
Identifications on the test will ALWAYS be from this list.)
From the Book:
Desse; Reodiger & McDermott (word list experiment)
Brewer & Treyens (graduate student office experiment)
Levin & Simons (continuity error experiments showing change
blindness)
Levin, Momen, Drivdahl, & Simons: change blindness blindness
Wade, Garry, Read, & Lindsay (implanted childhood memories)
Sacchi, Agnoli, & Loftus (Tiananmen Square implanted memories)
Sherman et al. (memory for end-of-life decisions)
Colgrove (Lincoln assassination flashbulb memories)
Brown & Kulik (flashbulb memories)
Neisser & Harsch (space shuttle Challenger Flashbulb memories)
Talarico & Rubin (tracking changes in flashbulb and regular
memories<>)
vividness & emotionality
From the Lectures:
sensory memories working memory central
executive long-term memory declarative
(know-that) memory
procedural (know-how) memory
Tulving semantic memory episodic
memory implicit memory declarative memory
retrieval cues cue-based
retrieval encoding specificity
(Tulving) search
familiarity
reconstruction elaboration
DRM Paradigm Levin et al's change blindness
blindness (also in text) Brewer &
Treyens Loftus &
Palmer leading questions
Miss False
Alarm Nickerson &
Adams Rubin & Kontis
Bransford & Johnson's Peace March
Experiment cued recall
uncued recall Bransford & Johnson's 'Simple
Procedure' Experiment topic/story title placement
Bartlett War of the Ghosts
Wade et al. (also in text) guided imagery
perceptual elaboration conceptual elaboration
Zaragoza, Mitchell, Payment, & Drivdahl
Patterson, Kemp, & Ng collaborative
memory social contagion
Franks & Bransford Sulin &
Dooling thematic relatedness
Spiro
Richards, French, & Harris Brown, Deffenbacher, &
Sturgill Hinz & Pezdek
target-present
line-up target-absent lineup
constructivism (Bransford)
Prototype (Wittgenstein; Rosch) central tendency
Schema (Bartlett)
Source Monitoring Framework (Johnson, Hashtroudi, & Lindsay)
reality monitoring Fuzzy
Trace Theory (Brainerd
& Reyna)
verbatim memory trace perceptual features
gist memory trace conceptual memory features