Brain Development, Drugs and Disease Edexcel A

Jacobsen interpreted these observations as suggesting an abnormally rapid decayof immediate memory, however contradictory evidence started to emerge when Malmo (1942) replicatedJacobsen’s study, and found that the test animals would perform normally ifkept in the dark during the delay period. This therefore suggested that it hadbeen interference or distraction which had been doing the damage …

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