Roediger and McDermott (1995, 2000) Used a Simple Procedure to Produce

question 179

Multiple Choice

Roediger and McDermott (1995, 2000) used a simple procedure to produce memory illusions. Their data showed that

• A) when subjects are given a recall test of the words on the list they remember the non presented words less then 50% of the time.
• B) when subjects are given a recognition test they typically indicate that about 80% of the non presented words were actually presented in the list.
• C) about 25% of the subjects remember the non presented words when they are given a recall test of the words.
• D) about 80% of the subjects remember the non presented words when they are given a recall test of the words.

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