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Do people remember more words in the morning or afternoon?
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Lorraine Smith psychology coursework Do people remember more words in the morning or afternoon? I am doing my coursework on weather people remember more words in the morning or afternoon. Without memory we would be unable to do the simplest things in life such as getting dressed, speaking and even recognising people who we are close to. I am going to do the experiment on the same group of people the first experiment is going to take place at 9.30 in the morning and the second experiment a week later at 2.30 in the afternoon. This is called a repeated measure. Atkinson & shifrin did a study and found that Memory is thought to consist of 3 separate stores sensory memory, short term memory and long term memory. Sensory memory only stores information for a few seconds in its original form e.g. speech is stored as sound and visual information is stored...
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