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Psych

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Antonova Arena task. Scopolamine injection = no acetylcholine. Acetylcholine(neurotransmitter) affects memory
Sharot Flashbulb memories and 9/11. Words related to 9/11. Flashbulb memories and the amygdala. Closer to danger = more flashbulb memories
Englich & Mussweiler Anchoring bias and the courtroom. One group given higher or smaller sentence and asked to come up with their own sentencing. High anchor = higher sentence.
Tversky & Kahneman Anchoring bias. 1x2x…x9 vs 9x8x…x1. Ascending order guessed lower
Kulfkosky flashbulb memory survey for China, USA, Uk. Collectivistic = emotion doesn’t affect flashbulb formation
Troster & Beatty Asked for free recall, drawing map, and recognize faces. Scopolamine inhibited memory formation.
Weissman family study of depression over generations. 2 generations of depression = more likely to form depression in children. Potential genetic link
Brewer & Treyens Schema of an office. Change objects to match the schema of an office. Schema and reconstructive memory.
Landry & Bartling articulatory suppression and working memory model. Say ‘1’ or ‘2’ while recalling letters. Accuracy of recall was lower for articulatory suppression group.
Kraech north Korean acculturation
Wang et al Biculturalism in mental health for Cubans
Berry Asche paradigm with collectivistic vs individualistic cultures. Collectivistic = more conformity.
Steele and Aronson Salience of African American identity caused lower performance in standardized test.
Kearins Indigineous children were better with spatial memory than Australian children,
Wedekind shirt and attraction(in college dorms)
Maguire London Taxi Drivers
Odden fishing is learned through observation
Glanzer MSM. Reading off words and asking for recall. Primacy effect and recency effect
Draganski neurons for juggling then lost then after they stopped
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