1. For the article you select, first, give a short 1-3 sentence summary of the main findings of that article. Be sure to put the summary in your own words; do not quote verbatim from the article or my recorded lecture. Second, articulate a question you would like answered that would extend that work. For example, if you select the Kam and Zechmeister paper, you might want to know if there are conditions that enhance the magnitude of the mere exposure effect. For instance, might the mere exposure effect be larger when people are under cognitive load? Cognitive load tends to enhance reliance on heuristic cues. So, if mere exposure is a heuristic type cue, perhaps its impact on candidate choice would be greater when under load.2. After give the response, I will give one of other’s response, you need to reply it. Just be sure to meaningfully address the prompt and, when replying to a classmate, meaningfully extend their remark.

Using CogLab, complete the false memory experiment and create a report on the experiment.In your report, write a brief introduction describing the history of false memory research. Next, in the Methods section, describe the process that you followed to complete the experiment, including a description of the materials used and the stimuli. Make sure to include enough information so that others can also perform the same experiment successfully.Finally, describe the experimental results. In addition, determine how confident you were about your memory for words. Provide a rationale to support your answer. Summarize your report, including answers to the following questions:Were the results in accordance with your expectations? Provide a rationale to support your answer.Did anything about the experiment surprise you? If yes, what? Do you think you saw words that were not on the original list?What factors would influence the results of the false memory experiment?