SPSS Analysis of Mood Effects on False Memories: Dissertation Report
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This report presents the results and discussion section of a psychology dissertation investigating the effect of mood manipulations (positive, neutral, and negative) on individuals' susceptibility to form false memories. The study employed an independent samples t-test to analyze the data, comparing memory recall under different mood conditions. The results, presented in SPSS tables, indicate that mood does not have a significant impact on memory recall. The analysis examines two videos, each played twice, and assesses the respondents' ability to recall specific details. The interpretation of the statistical findings, including p-values and confidence intervals, supports the acceptance of the null hypothesis, suggesting that factors beyond mood, such as depression, motivation, health, and education, play a more significant role in memory formation. The report concludes by summarizing the statistical outcomes and their implications, referencing relevant literature to support the analysis.
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