While at a conference in New Zealand, this thinker was assailed by protesters accusing her of promoting child abuse thanks to an Internet smear campaign led by Diana Napolis. Lynn Crook and Martha Dean said this thinker's most notable study was "a breach of professional ethics" despite approval from the University of Washington Human Subjects Committee. Along with John C. Palmer, this thinker show
While at a conference in New Zealand, this thinker was assailed by protesters accusing her of promoting child abuse thanks to an Internet smear campaign led by Diana Napolis. Lynn Crook and Martha Dean said this thinker's most notable study was "a breach of professional ethics" despite approval from the University of Washington Human Subjects Committee. Along with John C. Palmer, this thinker showed students clips of car accidents, and noted that students estimated a higher speed of collision when given more severe verbs in the question. This thinker's most famous study featured her giving participants a fictional narrative about the participants being helped by an elderly person after becoming separated from their families while visiting a certain public place, of which 25% remembered it as actually happening. For 10 points, name this psychologist who developed the "lost in the mall" technique to show that false memories can be clinically created.
While at a conference in New Zealand, this thinker was assailed by protesters accusing her of promoting child abuse thanks to an Internet smear campaign led by Diana Napolis.
Elizabeth Loftus