In Elizabeth Loftus’s studies on false memories, participant…

In Elizabeth Loftus’s studies on false memories, participants view a car accident and are then asked about the event. Some people are asked how fast the car was going when it “contacted” the other car, while others were asked how fast the car was going when it “smashed into” the other car. What effect did the phrasing of the question have on people’s estimation of the car’s speed?

Many believe the field of psychology is experiencing a repli…

Many believe the field of psychology is experiencing a replication crisis. What are at least three potential reasons that a psychological study fails to replicate another study? Also, what are at least three potential changes that the field could implement to correct, or at least help, with the crisis? Finally, provide definitions and examples for the different types of replication studies one could conduct. This essay is worth a total of 25 points (3 points per reason or change correctly described + 7 points for the definitions and examples of the different types of replication studies).