Along with Kathryn Braun and Braun's husband, this scholar demonstrated that Wendy's ads focusingon Wendy's Playland experiences were more successful than ads announcing free Frostys. With JohnPalmer, this thinker asked participants a series of questions in which each group was presented with adifferent verb, ranging from "contacted" to "smashed." In that study, she had college students attempt toguess the speed of vehicles after watching clips of car accidents. In her m
Along with Kathryn Braun and Braun's husband, this scholar demonstrated that Wendy's ads focusingon Wendy's Playland experiences were more successful than ads announcing free Frostys. With JohnPalmer, this thinker asked participants a series of questions in which each group was presented with adifferent verb, ranging from "contacted" to "smashed." In that study, she had college students attempt toguess the speed of vehicles after watching clips of car accidents. In her most famous study, severalparticipants, when presented with four narratives describing childhood events, misidentified as true a storyabout being rescued by an elderly person at a shopping center when separated from a family member. For10 points, name this female psychologist best known for her "lost in the mall" study which is an analysis offalse memories.
Along with Kathryn Braun and Braun's husband, this scholar demonstrated that Wendy's ads focusingon Wendy's Playland experiences were more successful than ads announcing free Frostys.
Elizabeth Loftus [or Elizabeth Fishman]