Grant et al

Open Ended

What is context dependent memory?

Multiple Select

Which groups in Godden and Baddeley scored better on the memory test

• Water-Water Group

• Water-Land Group

• Land-Water Group

• Land-Land Group

Fill in the Blank

Being able to remember something without any prompts is called ______ memory?

Fill in the Blank

Being able to remember things by looking at list and choosing the items you remember is called ___________ memory

Multiple Choice

What type of memory did Grant think would be more powerful than ('outshine') context dependent memory?

• Recall Memory

• Recognition Memory

Multiple Choice

8 student researchers each chose 5 participants that they knew. What type of sampling method is this?

• Random

• Opporunity

• Self-Selected

• Snowball

Fill in the Blank

What did participants read an article on? (check your spelling!)

Multiple Choice

What noises did participants hear?

• Theme park rollercoasters

• Cafeteria noises

• Farm yard animals

• Drilling

Multiple Choice

How were participants' recall memory tested?

• Through short answer questions

• Through multiple-choice questions

• Through rating scales

Open Ended

Why is using multiple choice questions going to use participants recognition memory?

Open Ended

What is a conclusion you can draw from these recall results?

Multiple Choice

Grant predicted that context dependent memory won't benefit recognition memory as it is too powerful (it will 'outshine' the context dependent memory). Looking at the results, was Grant correct to assume this?

• Yes she was! The recognition results are not affected by context dependent memory.

• No she wasn't! Results from recognition show that matching conditions still score higher on memory.