Grant et al. (1998) — Context-dependent memory

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What was the aim of Grant et al. (1998)?
To investigate whether matching study and test environments improves memory
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Who were the participants?
40 participants aged 17–59
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What type of study was used?
A between-subjects experiment
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What were the two study environments?
Quiet and noisy
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What were the two test environments?
Quiet and noisy
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What material did participants study?
A meaningful article
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How was memory tested?
Multiple-choice and short-answer questions
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What were the four conditions?
Quiet–quiet
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What was measured?
Recall and recognition performance
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What were the main results?
Memory was better when study and test environments matched
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Did noise alone affect performance?
No significant main effect of noise was found
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What was the main conclusion and application?
Context can support memory