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Josephine believes that there is a difference between visual and aural memory - She uses two tests to investigate her claim.
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Mustafa Rafik Maths coursework- Memory Josephine believes that there is a difference between visual and aural memory. She uses two tests to investigate her claim. Test 1: Visual memory Josephine gives these 10 pictures cards to Peter. Peter has 10 seconds to look at them. He is asked to recall as many pictures as he can. His result is recorded. Josephine repeats the test with other people. Test 2: Aural memory Josephine reads out the following 10 words to Peter. Peter is then asked to recall as many as words as he can. His result is then recorded. Josephine repeats the test with other people. Introduction We are given a theory, which suggests that there is a difference between visual and aural test. We have to prove that Josephine's theory works, so to do this I am going to ask 20 different people to do the two tests above. I will then try and work out if her theory works by looking at the...
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