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Did you know that how someone asks a question can change what you remember seeing? In 1974, scientists Loftus and Palmer did a test with car crashes to see if words like 'smashed' or 'bumped' changed how people guessed car speeds. This shows how tricky memory can be!

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The influence of leading questions on eyewitness testimony is a crucial topic in cognitive psychology, as demonstrated by the Loftus and Palmer 1974 speed estimation experiment. This study highlights how subtle changes in language can significantly impact memory recall and eyewitness reports.
Key findings:
<ul>
<li>Different verbs used in questions led to varying speed estimates</li>
<li>The word "smashed" resulted in higher speed estimates compared to "contacted"</li>
<li>A week after viewing an accident video, participants who heard "smashed" were more likely to report seeing broken glass (which wasn't present)</li>
<li>The study supports the concept of reconstructive memory and verb impact on EWT</li>
</ul>
These results underscore the importance of careful questioning in legal and investigative contexts to avoid inadvertently influencing eyewitness accounts.

How Questions Change What You Remember: Loftus and Palmer's Car Crash Experiment

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