Moray Flashcards

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Outline the background to Moray

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Cherry’s cocktail party effect
-If you are at a party even if you are not paying attention you will hear and avert attention if your name is said

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What is the definition of Dichotic listening

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-listening to different things in each ea at the same time

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Outline what is meant by shadowing

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This is repeating out loud what you can hear

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Outline the definition of affective instructions

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These are instructions that incluse the participants name

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Outline what is meant by non-affective instructions

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-These are instructions that don’t have the participants name in them

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Outline the overall aim of Moray

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-To provide a ‘rigorous’ empirical est o cherry’s findings

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Outline what is meant by the cocktail party effect

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—If you are at a party and aren’t paying attention you will still hear your name if it is said

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Outline the sample used in experiment 1 of Moray

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-undergraduate students ad research workers of both sex

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Outline the procedure of experiment 1 of Moray

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-A short list of words was spoken 35 times as the rejected or blocked message
-At the end of the shadowing task, particpants were asked to recall all they could remember from the rejected passage
-Then approximately 30 seconds after completion of the shadowing task, the participants were given a recognition task of 21 words
-7 of these from the shadowed message
-7 of these from the rejected message
-7 of these that did not appear in either of the messages

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Outline the results of experiment 1 MORAY

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4.9/7 from the shadowed message

1.9/7 from the rejected message

2.6/7 from neither of the passages

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Outline the conclusion of Moray experiment 1

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-In a situation where a subjects directs there attention to the reception of a message from one ear and rejects a message from the other ear, almost none of the verbal content of the rejected message is able to penetrate the block setup

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Outline the controls across all three experiments in Moray

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-participants all completed four trial shadowing tasks to practice before the study
-the loudness of each message was 60db above the participants hearing threshold \
-all passages were recorded by one male speaker
-all the passages were read at the same speed at 150 words a minute

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Outline the am of experiment two in Moray

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-To see if affective instructions would be strong enough to break the block setup

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Describe the sample of experiment 2 of moray

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-12 students/ researchers from the university of oxford

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Outline the DV of Morays experiment 2

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-Whether participants were more likely to hear an instruction in a message they are not paying attention to if it is preceded by their name
-This was operationalised by whether they reported hearing the instruction or whether they actually FOLLOWED the instruction

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Outline the IV of experiment 2 of Moray

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Whether an instruction within the rejected passage
- was an affective instruction
Was a non-affective instruction

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Outline the procedure of Experient 2 Of Moray

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  • Two passages of light fiction were heard : one in each ear
    -Both passages that the participant heard contained an instruction at the start and within them
    -Both passages were read in a monotone male voice at 130 words per minute
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Outline what each participant thought they did in Moray experiment 2

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-They each shadowed ten passages of light fiction
-They each experienced the same ten passages in the same order so it is repeated measures design
-They were told the aim of the study was o make as little errors as possible

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Outline the results from Moray experiment 2 on affective instructions

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Outline the number of times the instructions were presented in the rejected message
-39
Outline how many times the rejected essay was heard
-20

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Outline the results from experiment two of Moray on non affective instructions

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Number of times it was said in the rejected passage
-36
Number of times it was heard
-4

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Outline the conclusions from experiment two of Moray

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-Affective cues are mre likely to be heard than non affective cues , your name breaks the inattentional barrier

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Outline the aim of Experiment 3 of Moray

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Would prior warnings about what they would be asked change what the participants might hear

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Outline the sample and the experimental design of experiment 3 Moray

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-2 groups of 14 people
-Independant measures design

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Outline the Indeendent variable of Moray experiment 3

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-One group was told that they would asked questions about te shadowed message and told to remember as many numbers as possible
-The other group was simply asked to remember as many digits as possible

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Outline the procedure of Moray experiment 3
-Participants were presented with a dichotic listening task and had to Aldo one of the messages -In these messages the digits were said out loud
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Outline the results from experiment 3 of Moray
-Ther showed to be no difference between the men scores of digits recalled correctly from the two conditions
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Outline the conclusion of experiment 3 Moray
-Numbers cannot brea te inattentional barrier as not personal