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Instructions for Researcher

Instructions for Researcher. Make sure Ss have enough paper to write down words for each list. Make sure to have a timer. You will need to click the mouse to start the list presentation after showing “List x”.

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Instructions for Researcher

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  1. Instructions for Researcher Make sure Ss have enough paper to write down words for each list. Make sure to have a timer. You will need to click the mouse to start the list presentation after showing “List x”. You will need to click the mouse to show “Recall!” Use a timer – allow 3 min for recall. There are 7 lists of 15 words each.

  2. Instructions for Participants You will see a list of words. Each word will be presented one at a time. After each list you write the words that you remember on a piece of paper. Please write the last few items first then recall the rest of the list in any order. Try not to guess. You will be given 3 min to recall as many words as possible. When everyone is ready I will start the presentation of each list.

  3. List 1 Mad Fear Hate Rage Temper Fury Ire Wrath Happy Fight Hatred Mean Calm Emotion Enrage RECALL!

  4. List 2 Note Sound Piano Sing Radio Band Melody Horn Concert Instrument Symphony Jazz Orchestra Art Rhythm RECALL!

  5. List 3 Butter Food Eat Sandwich Rye Jam Milk Flour Jelly Dough Crust Slice Wine Loaf Toast RECALL!

  6. List 4 Table Sit Legs Seat Couch Desk Recliner Sofa Wood Cushion Swivel Stool Sitting Rocking Bench RECALL!

  7. List 5 Hot Snow Warm Winter Ice Wet Frigid Chilly Heat Weather Freeze Air Shiver Artic Frost RECALL!

  8. List 6 Sour Candy Sugar Bitter Good Taste Tooth Nice Honey Soda Chocolate Heart Cake Tart Pan RECALL!

  9. List 7 Bed Rest Awake Tired Dream Wake Snooze Blanket Doze Slumber Snore Nap Peace Yawn Drowsy RECALL!

  10. Instructions for Participants: Part 2 Next you will see a list of words. Decide how certain you are that the word was previously shown in a list by writing 0 if definitely new word, 1 if not sure if new or old, or 2 if definitely an old word (in other words previously presented). Write your answer next to the numbered list.

  11. TestWrite: 0 if new; 1 if not sure; 2 if old • Mad • House • Fruit • Above • Horn • Sleep • Doctor • Sour • Gravel • Grief • Butter • Rhythm • Rough • Wood • Cold • Heat • Apple • Shoe • Bread • Jagged • Window • Angry • Blanket • Black Ill Taste Foot Sweet Frost Pear Elevate Wrath Chair High Bed Cure Bench White Door Music Flour Ankle

  12. Scoring • First, we will score each of your recalled lists • Compare lists and mark w/ X if item is incorrect • Count number of correctly recalled (old) words (out of 105) • Count number of incorrect (new) words • Count number of “lure” words (out of 7)

  13. List 2 List 3 List 4 List 1 Note Sound Piano Sing Radio Band Melody Horn Concert Instrument Symphony Jazz Orchestra Art Rhythm Butter Food Eat Sandwich Rye Jam Milk Flour Jelly Dough Crust Slice Wine Loaf Toast Table Sit Legs Seat Couch Desk Recliner Sofa Wood Cushion Swivel Stool Sitting Rocking Bench Mad Fear Hate Rage Temper Fury Ire Wrath Happy Fight Hatred Mean Calm Emotion Enrage ANGER MUSIC BREAD CHAIR

  14. List 5 List 6 List 7 Bed Rest Awake Tired Dream Wake Snooze Blanket Doze Slumber Snore Nap Peace Yawn Drowsy Hot Snow Warm Winter Ice Wet Frigid Chilly Heat Weather Freeze Air Shiver Artic Frost Sour Candy Sugar Bitter Good Taste Tooth Nice Honey Soda Chocolate Heart Cake Tart Pan SWEET SLEEP COLD

  15. Second, we will score your recognition test • Using answer page, circle blue answers • Using answer page, star red answers • Of the blue/circled items: count # of 2s, 1s, and 0s (each out of 14) • Of the red/starred items: count # of 2s, 1s, and 0s (each out of 7) • Of the black items: count # of 2s, 1s, and 0s (each out of 21) • Enter above totals into matrix:

  16. TestAnswers: 0 = new; 2 = old; Red= “Lure” • Mad = 2 • House = 0 • Fruit = 0 • Above = 0 • Horn = 2 • Sleep = 0 • Doctor = 0 • Sour = 2 • Gravel = 0 • Grief = 0 • Butter = 2 • Rhythm = 2 • Rough = 0 • Wood = 2 • Cold = 0 • Heat = 2 • Apple = 0 • Shoe = 0 • Bread = 0 • Jagged = 0 • Window = 0 • Angry = 0 • Blanket = 2 • Black = 0 Ill = 0 Taste = 2 Foot = 0 Sweet = 0 Frost = 2 Pear = 0 Elevate = 0 Wrath = 2 Chair = 0 High = 0 Bed = 2 Cure = 0 Bench = 2 White = 0 Door = 0 Music = 0 Flour = 2 Ankle = 0

  17. The following are slides that can be printed for students

  18. Answer sheet List 1 List 3 List 2 List 4

  19. Answer sheet List 5 List 7 List 6

  20. TestWrite: 0 if new; 1 if not sure; 2 if old Ill Taste Foot Sweet Frost Pear Elevate Wrath Chair High Bed Cure Bench White Door Music Flour Ankle Mad House Fruit Above Horn Sleep Doctor Sour Gravel Grief Butter Rhythm Rough Wood Cold Heat Apple Shoe Bread Jagged Window Angry Blanket Black

  21. Results to enter into Excel Recall (part 1) results: # correct = _____ # incorrect = _____ # lures = ______ Recognition (part 2) results: Enter # of each answer (2, 1, or 0) for each color (item type)

  22. For the Researcher: Analyses • Recall • # correct/105 = % correct • # lures/7 = % false memory • # lures/# incorrect • Recognition • For blue (old): # 2s/14 = % correct id as old word • For red (lure): # 2s/7 = % false memory • For black (new): # 2s/21 = % incorrect id as old word • Data analyses • Students enter 12 data points into excel • Do above calculations to get %s • Calculate averages and SDs for new % columns • Give students data – they produce graph for lab

  23. Articles • Roediger, H. L., & McDermott, K. B. (1995). Creating false memories: Remembering words not presented in lists. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory and Cognition, 21, 803-814. • Marsh, E. J., & Bower, G. H. (2004). The role of rehearsal and generation in false memory creation. Memory, 12, 748-761. • Gallo, Roberts, & Seamon (1997). Remembering words not presented in lists: Can we avoid creating false memories? Psychonomic Bulletin and Review, 4, 271 – 276. • Seamon et al (2002). Thinking of critical words during study is unnecessary for false memory in the DRM procedure. Psychological Science, 13 (6), 526-531.

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