Because of Implicit Memory's Influence, Participants Judge

question 39

Multiple Choice

Because of implicit memory's influence, participants judge:

• A) unfamiliar sentences to be more believable
• B) familiar sentences to be more believable
• C) familiar sentences to be more believable, but only if they heard the sentence from a trustworthy source
• D) unfamiliar sentences to be more believable, but only if they have forgotten the source of the familiar sentences

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Definitions:

Measurement Error

The difference between the actual value and the measured value due to limitations or inaccuracies in measurement tools or processes.

Test-Retest

A method of assessing the reliability of a test by administering the same test to the same subjects at two different points in time and comparing the scores.

Internal Consistency

A measure of the reliability of a test or scale, assessed by the degree of interrelation among items within the test.

Internal Consistency

A measure of the reliability of a psychological test or assessment, indicating how well the items on the test measure the same concept or construct.