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IB Psychology HL Internal Assessment (IA) Level 7

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A great IB Psychology HL internal assessment sample as I got close to full marks for it. I've been seeing a lot of people struggling with IB Psychology especially HL, so I hope this sample will help you maximize your overall score. The IA is partially based on Paivio and Smythe’s 1971 experiment.

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Psychology Higher Level Internal Assessment

The effect of high imagery and low imagery words on recall




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Introduction .............................................................................................2
Exploration ..............................................................................................4
Design .............................................................................................. 4
Participants ......................................................................................4
Materials ..........................................................................................5
Procedure ........................................................................................5
Analysis ...................................................................................................6
Descriptive .......................................................................................6
Inferential .........................................................................................7
Evaluation ...............................................................................................7
Bibliography ............................................................................................9
Appendices ............................................................................................11




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, Introduction

One of the strongest cognitive abilities of the human brain is the capability of storing

various kinds of information and retrieving it when needed. Nevertheless, what turns this

significant ability into a controversial debate within psychology is how information is stored

in the brain—which can be equally put in words as how it is represented. The English

idiom, ’A picture is worth a thousand words’ often takes on a psychological aspect which

emphasizes the powerful role of mental imagery in the human mind. The reason why

imagery is significant in retrieving information extends to the Dual Coding Theory (DCT)

suggested by Allan Paivio in 1971. (Reed 155) The theory presumes two independent but

connected cognitive systems that create a verbal code for language and a non-verbal code

for mental imagery (Sadoski 2005) which explains the two different kinds of formation of

memories and processing information.

According to DCT, higher level of concreteness leads to an easier access to mental

imagery which brings in a notable difference between abstract and concrete language.

Considering concrete words are often directly connected with images, and abstract words

solely own concepts or verbal associations that are rather arbitrary perhaps render

concrete words easier to recall. The use of images as a recall strategy in the research of

memory has been discussed and tested in various experiments by many researchers to

the present day. For example, Gordon H. Bower investigated the effect of using images to

aid verbal recall in 1972. In one of his experiments where the participants were given

many pairs of words, each being unrelated to each other, participants who tried to

memorize the pair could only remember 45% of it during the cued recall test while

participants who created a visual scene linking the two words to each other managed to

remember 80% of the words at the end of the test (Bower 65). The findings of the

experiment, participants performing better in recall using mental imagery, support the




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