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This 13 page paper is based on data supplied by the student following primary research assessing the way emotional and non emotional words are remembered. The paper includes the results discussion and an analysis of the results along with a discussion and assessment of limitations. The bibliography cites 3 sources.
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Table 2 Group 2 results for emotional and non emotional word recall 4 Table 3 Male recall of the emotional and non emotional words 7 Table 4 Female recall of the emotional
and non emotional words 7 Table 5 Group 1 male recall of the emotional and non emotional words 8 Table 6 Group 1 female recall of the emotional and non emotional words 8
Table 7 Group 2 male recall of the emotional and non emotional words 9 Table 8 Group 2 female recall of the emotional and non emotional words 9 Analysis 9 Discussion 11 Limitations 13 Explanations 13
References 14 Results1 When looking at the results of the experiments there were some interesting findings, which indicate that there may be a different in the way that
emotional and non emotional words were recalled. The data can be used as a whole to examine the findings2. Looking at both groups there does appear to be support
for the idea that there is a higher level of recall for the emotional rather than the non emotional words. This can
be considered by looking at a scatter graph for the entire sample, where there is a plotting of the number of emotional words remembers against the number of the non
emotional words, This is shown in figures 1 Figure 1 Emotional v. non-emotional words The skew towards more emotional words bring recalled is apparent, but it is not the
case in the entire sample, there are several members of the sample that appear reported more non emotional rather emotional words. Therefore, although interesting this is not sufficiently conclusive
to prove the hypothesis. When looking at the sample as a whole there were a mean of 6.09 emotional words recalled, with a standard division of 1.4, and for
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