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LAURA PEREZ
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Which of the following best describes a false memory?
A memory of an event that never happened, influenced by information received after the event
A memory that is always accurate and reliable
A memory that is only formed during childhood
A memory that cannot be changed by new information
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How might false memories impact the accuracy of eyewitness testimony, especially in young children?
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What percentage of wrongful convictions overturned by post-conviction DNA evidence in the United States were contributed to by mistaken eyewitness identifications?
About 69%
About 50%
About 30%
About 90%
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Explain why children might feel pressured to make a choice when asked to identify a culprit from a lineup.
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Which of the following are predictions made about children’s performance in identifying cartoon and human faces in lineups?
Children will be as good as adults at identifying cartoon faces in a target present lineup.
Children will be worse than adults at identifying human faces in a target present lineup.
Children will be worse than adults at rejecting cartoon faces in a target absent lineup.
Children will be better than adults at rejecting human faces in a target absent lineup.
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Describe the sample used in the study, including the number, age range, and gender distribution of children and adults.
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Which of the following is NOT an independent variable (IV) in the study described?
Age: young children vs adults
Line-up type: identification vs rejection
Level of cognitive demand
Whether the participant identified the correct face
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What information was collected using the Demographic and Cartoon Watching Form?
Participants' favorite cartoons
Participants' demographic information and familiarity with target cartoons
Participants' test scores
Participants' favorite colors
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Describe the process used to select human face foils in the study. Why was similarity important?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements about the cartoon target videos is correct?
Each video included multiple cartoon characters.
The videos were in black and white.
The sound was muted to match the human face videos.
Each video was longer than 10 seconds.
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Select all the criteria used to select cartoon foils for the study.
General facial structure
Hair length
Clothing style
Colour
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Why were all the photographs in the cartoon foils study displayed in black and white?
To reduce the influence of vibrant colours on recognition
To make the images more attractive
To make the images easier to print
To confuse the participants
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What steps did the researchers take to ensure children were comfortable and familiar with the experimental procedure?
They gave them toys to play with during the experiment
They introduced themselves, allowed crafts, and ensured consent and demographic forms were completed
They let the children watch cartoons all day
They did not interact with the children before the experiment
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After watching a video, what type of question was the child first asked by the experimenter?
A free recall question about what the cartoon character/person looked like
A multiple-choice question about the video
A question about their favorite cartoon
A question about the experimenter
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Open Ended
Describe the sequence of events a child participant experienced during the experiment, from introduction to completion.
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Which of the following statements about the procedure for adults is correct?
Adults were shown videos and then asked to recall details in writing before identifying the character in a lineup
Adults were only shown pictures, not videos
Adults were not asked to recall anything about the video
Adults were given rewards after the experiment
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Which group was more accurate in identifying cartoon faces in the target present lineup, children or adults?
Children
Adults
Both were equally accurate
Neither group was accurate
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Based on the results from both the target present and target absent lineups, what pattern can be observed about the accuracy of children and adults with cartoon versus human faces?
Both groups were more accurate with cartoon faces than human faces
Children were more accurate with human faces, adults with cartoon faces
Adults were more accurate with human faces, children with cartoon faces
Both groups were equally accurate with both face types
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What do the results suggest about the influence of social factors on children's performance in target-absent lineups?
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Why is the reliability of this study considered very good?
Because the results were surprising
Because a standardized procedure and clear instructions were used
Because only adults participated
Because the study was conducted in multiple countries
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According to the study, in what situation are children considered credible witnesses?
When the perpetrator is someone they know or an actual participant in a lineup
When the perpetrator is a stranger
When the lineup is target-absent
When adults are also present
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How can understanding false memories and post-event information help improve the accuracy of eyewitness testimony in children?
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