PICK ONE (I’m only grading the first thing you write, so don’t do both!) (a) One of the theories of reconstructive memory is “Adaptive reconstruction” — In a sentence or two, what’s the basic idea?  OR (b) Define reality monitoring, and give an everyday example.

In the imagination inflation experiment, simply imagining how an event might have occurred: 

Megreya and Burton (2008) investigated people’s ability to distinguish and remember faces. They had participants watch as target individuals walked to the front of a room and stood there for 30 seconds. After each target was presented, a 10-photo array was presented, from which participants were asked to choose who they had just seen. Subjects’ performance in this task was 

All of these factors were likely operating in the case of Jennifer Thompson misidentifying Ronald Cotten, EXCEPT: 

Joe witnesses a hit-and-run accident. He tells the police that the hit-and-run driver was in a red car. It was later determined that the car was actually blue. Joe remembered it as being red because he thinks that people who drive red cars tend to be reckless. This is an example of the memory sin of

Explain Loftus’s metaphor of the effects of misinformation on memory for an event being like a drop of milk being added to water.

The results of laboratory studies of illusory memory indicate that

Sequential lineups tend to make a witness more conservative in their decisions (less likely to choose a suspect).

In a classic study by Carmichael, Hogan, and Walters (1932), participants were given ambiguous drawings with one of two different labels. Later, they were asked to draw the figures they had encoded. During this retrieval phase, they ________, demonstrating the memory sin of ________.

Mr. Lopez is a 40 year old male who sustained a (L) fibular fracture 8 weeks ago. The fracture is now healed and he was referred to outpatient therapy to address muscular weakness and tightness. Your supervising PT has completed the I.E. with the following data collection results:  HIP (R) (L)  (R) (L) Flex 5/5 5/5 WNL WNL Ext 5/5 5/5 WNL WNL KNEE         Flex 5/5 4/5 WNL WNL Ext 5/5 4-/5 WNL WNL ANKLE         DF 5/5 4-/5 WNL 0°-15°/18° PF 5/5 3/5 WNL 0°-20°/30° Ever 5/5 2/5 WNL 0°-2°/3° Inv 5/5 3+/5 WNL 0°-5°/8°   Utilize the data above to respond to the statements below. Rank order the following interventions based on what should be addressed FIRST/greatest priority (1) to what should be addressed LAST/lowest priority (3).