Bartlett Asked British Participants to Read Stories from Native American

question 37

Multiple Choice

Bartlett asked British participants to read stories from Native American folklore,and he later asked them to recall details of the stories.His findings reveal which important idea about memory?

• A)Memory errors are often the result of attempts to understand what one is learning.
• B)Apparently forgotten details can often be remembered with appropriate cues.
• C)The length of connections determines how well a story will be remembered.
• D)Memory is remarkably good,even for complex stories.

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Definitions:

Research Design

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Analytical Comparisons

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Unplanned Comparisons

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Null Hypothesis

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