Gender differences in false memory production

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Grant Bauste
F. Richard Ferraro
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[1] University of North Dakota,
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Current Psychology | 2004年 / 23卷
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Gender Difference; Childhood Sexual Abuse; Word List; False Memory; Current Psychology;
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The present study investigated differences in false memory production between men and women, using the Deese/Roedgier McDermott (DRM) paradigm. Five word lists were used (MAN, GIRL, BREAD, BLACK, HIGH) and it was predicted that males would produce more false memories for the MAN word list while females will produce more false memories for the GIRL word list. Results did not confirm our predictions. Gender was neither a significant main effect, nor did it interact with any factors. Test and List x Test were the only significant main or interaction effects, respectively. Results are discussed as they relate to gender differences in cognitive processing.
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