Think about Paivio’s (1963) experiment. a) What task did participants do? (describe dependent measure) b) Which...
Think about Paivio’s (1963) experiment.
a) What task did participants do? (describe dependent measure)
b) Which nouns were remembered better? (describe results)
c) What was the reason for this result? (describe the interpretation of dependent measure, not just the name of the hypothesis)
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Think about Paivio’s (1963) experiment.
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in isolated chloroplasts using the dye 2,6-dichloroindophenol
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DPIP, changing its color from blue to clear. The color can be
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