Loftus and Palmer's Research on Memories for Accident Details Clearly

question 72

Multiple Choice

Loftus and Palmer's research on memories for accident details clearly demonstrates that:

• A)people usually can recall minor details with high accuracy because of the visual nature of events
• B)people realize what they know about an accident and what they don't know about an accident
• C)free recall produces more accurate and more extensive recall than cued recall
• D)the way questions about memories are asked significantly influences the memories reported

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