Investigating Memory Test 2 In a moment, you will be shown a number of word pairs one at a time e.g. bear - book Try to memorise the word pairs. Press.

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Investigating Memory Test 2

In a moment, you will be shown a number of word pairs one at a time e.g. bear - book Try to memorise the word pairs. Press the [ENTER] key when you wish to proceed.

Memory Strategy Please choose one of the following strategies to help you remember the words: (e.g. bear – book) 1Visualisation: Try to memorise the word pairs by forming a bizarre image that expresses both words, e.g. 2Putting into a sentence: Try to invent a silly sentence containing both the words, e.g. The bear was eating the book. Tell us which you have chosen when you us your results – thanks. Please press [ENTER] to continue.

To test how well you have remembered the words you will be presented with the first word of a pair and will have to try and recall the matching word. For example, if presented with bear the correct response would be book To record your recall, you will need to write the word down on a piece of paper - so make sure you have pen and paper ready now. Press the [ENTER] key when you wish to proceed.

The word pairs follow……... Hit [ENTER] when you are ready to begin The presentation of the word pairs is then automatic

Lake - Insect 1

Apple - Home 2

Window - Rock 3

Grass - Bottle 4

Salad - Frog 5

Gold - Elbow 6

Coast - Butterfly 7

Microscope - Lemon 8

Barrel - Piano 9

Tree - Newspaper 10

Baby - Paper 11

Ship - Magazine 12

Hospital - Fox 13

Sea - Automobile 14

Restaurant - Hillside 15

String - Valley 16

Temple - Corner 17

Cradle - Plant 18

Nail - Sugar 19

Winter - Party 20

Corn - Butcher 21

Clock - Fire 22

Picture - Fur 23

Rattle - Bowl 24

Hall - Thorn 25

University - Swamp 26

Admiral - Student 27

Brain - Dawn 28

Building - Potato 29

Shoes - Beaver 30

End of word pairs Now write down the number at the top of a piece of paper. Subtract ‘7’ from this number and write down the answer. Now subtract ‘7’ again and keep doing this for one minute…… NB This slide will change automatically after one minute – no need for you to time it!

End of arithmetic! Press the [ENTER] key when you are ready to proceed. Don’t forget to have paper and pencil ready!

You will now be shown the first word of each pair and you should try and write down the other word of that pair. Press the [ENTER] key when you are ready to proceed The presentation of the word pairs is then automatic

Lake - 1

Apple - 2

Window - 3

Grass - 4

Salad - 5

Gold - 6

Coast - 7

Microscope - 8

Barrel - 9

Tree - 10

Baby - 11

Ship - 12

Hospital - 13

Sea - 14

Restaurant - 15

String - 16

Temple - 17

Cradle - 18

Nail - 19

Winter - 20

Corn - 21

Clock - 22

Picture - 23

Rattle - 24

Hall - 25

University - 26

Admiral - 27

Brain - 28

Building - 29

Shoes - 30

End of experiment Please would you now back your answers (numbered 1 – 30), together with your age and sex, and the strategy you chose [ 1 – visualisation; 2 – sentence ]. Many thanks for your help!