IBPsychologyHLRevision NotesThe Cognitive ApproachKey Studies of Reliability of Cognitive ProcessesSummary Table: Key Studies of Reliability of Cognitive Processes

Summary Table: Key Studies of Reliability of Cognitive Processes (HL IB Psychology)

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Claire Neeson

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Table of Key Studies: Reliability of Cognitive Processes

Below is a table that summarises the key studies for 'Reliability of Cognitive Processes' content in IB Psychology. Use this as a checklist when you are revising to make sure you have the necessary information for the exam

SUMMARY TABLE: KEY STUDIES OF RELIABILITY OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES

Topic

Key Studies

Reconstructive Memory

Bartlett (1932)
Loftus & Palmer (1974)

Cognitive Biases

Hamilton & Gifford (1976)
Piliavin et al. (1969)

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