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cognitive approach - Coggle Diagram

- - - - no context, just heard a passage
      - participants heard the passage twice
      - participants got a conetxt pixture before hearing the passage
      - context picture after the passage
      - context picture before passage but the objects were rearranged
      - the one with context beforehand showed best rememberance because the people had a schema to coneect the passage's objects to
- - - - SMASHED (40.5)
      - COLLIDED(39.3)
      - BUMPED(38.1)
      - HIT (34.0)
      - CONTACTED(31.8)
    - - THEY ACTUALLY BELIEVE TO HAD SEEN GLASS
- - - - downtown manhattan and midtown
        
        downtown manhattan almost half more likely to show activation in amygdala when asked to remember something from september
    - - word cue (summer and september) and asked to recall something
- - - - 240 army enlisted men
      - serial position effect
      - 2 conditions
        
        20 word lists with one syllable words, 2 minutes to recall
        
        same but filler task between list and recall
        
        primary effect present since the word gets recalled the most
        
        filler task 30 sec
        
        STM is 30 sec so the filler makes the last word decay
        
        count 30 backwards
- - - - CHou and Edge 2014
        
        how Facebook users evaluate themselves in comparison to other people
        
        we are likely to base our self esteem on those examples we can most easily remember and which are most different from us
        
        425 undergrads
        
        10 point likert scale to see if people agree or disagree with statements
        
        "my friends have a better life than me"
        
        "my friends are happier than i am"
        
        how much time they spend on facebook and with their friends
        
        more time spent on facebook than with friends believed that their friends were happier than them. opposite was also true
        
        questionnaire does not give full opinion/thoughts of the participant
        
        10 point scale gives room to express one's thoughts