Elizabeth F. Loftus - Teachers Make a Difference - Jonathan Freedman

The speaker reflects on the influence of various teachers, particularly Jonathan Friedman, a social psychologist who guided them in a memory project during grad school. This experience taught the speaker essential research skills, from study design to manuscript publication, ultimately shaping their identity as a research psychologist.

Who was the professor that had a significant impact on the speaker during grad school?

• Sigmund Freud

• Albert Bandura

• B.F. Skinner

• Jonathan Friedman

What field of psychology was Jonathan Friedman associated with?

• Social Psychology

• Clinical Psychology

• Cognitive Psychology

• Developmental Psychology

What was the focus of the project that the speaker worked on with Jonathan Friedman?

• Social Interaction

• Cognitive Development

• Behavioral Analysis

• Memory

Which of the following skills did the speaker NOT mention learning from Jonathan Friedman?

• Developing materials

• Designing a study

• Analyzing data

• Conducting therapy sessions

What was the ultimate outcome of the speaker's experience working with Jonathan Friedman?

• Becoming a clinical psychologist

• Switching to a different field of study

• Publishing a manuscript in a peer-reviewed journal

• Starting a private practice