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The differences in memory performance when using recall and recognition as measures of memory.
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The differences in memory performance when using recall and recognition as measures of memory. For this study there will be 2 groups of 15 people. Each group will be presented with a list of items but one group will hear them and the other group will see them. The first group will be given a list of 25 items. They will then be given a minute to rehearse them. After that minute the list will be taken away and they will have another minute to tell me the 25 items from memory, they will not be penalised if they are not in the order they received them. This group will be known as group one. The second group will be have the same 25 items read out to them. After a minute they will be given a sheet of paper with 50 words and be asked to cross...
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