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Social media and eyewitness memory recall accuracy

Hello, My name is Ryan Lemos and I am a student in Psych 323 Methods and Stats. This study looks to assess the effects of screen time and social media on memory recall. The survey should take no longer than 10 minutes total. You will be presented with a question that will ask you to put down the amount of screen time you experience on average. Then you will watch a video, which is one minute and twenty-two seconds, with details that you will be asked about in a series of 15 questions. There is no manipulation nor discomfort. You are not required to answer any questions and you can drop out of the survey at any point, without consequences. If you are willing to participate please click “next” below and follow the instructions.

For any questions or concerns please contact me at: Ryan Lemos, rlem834@lasierra.edu

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