Critique - WHAT IS THE ISSUE QUESTION ?

• What within the placebo effect am I trying to question?
• police questioning - creates false/leading questions?
• Having someone recall memory is considered the least accurate form of questioning? 
• Who's my audience and what I'm trying to say? 
• what don't people know? 
• ethics -whether the 
• could be promoting the placebo? - 'placebo paracetamol' - some people don't want to take - placebo company? 

Find the issue - could be applied to a different theme (false information about other stuff - designer teddy bear) 

How can I best communicate the chosen issue best? - this is the purpose of design - how can i communicate the issue

Ifluence 

Watch Netflix, the mind explained - memory episode 

https://www.google.com/search?safe=active&rlz=1C5CHFA_enGB891GB891&sxsrf=ALeKk02L_yPNnfgZW58LeuwWtQ31MQ_o3A%3A1583410481684&ei=Me1gXqrBKbyRhbIP9bePwAg&q=explained+netflix+the+mind+&oq=explained+netflix+the+mind+&gs_l=psy-ab.3..0i22i30l10.85953.86976..89851...0.6..0.146.1149.0j9......0....1..gws-wiz.......0i71j0.iBsMmV-CtbE&ved=0ahUKEwjqna3ap4PoAhW8SEEAHfXbA4gQ4dUDCAs&uact=5

INFLUENCE (POSSIBLE ISSUE

Cash Crash Experiment 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OndlatZIMg

Here a group of people who witnessed a car crash, were asked individualy what speed they thought the car was going at when it hit the toehr car. 

There was a huge disparity in the speed people thought it was going at; some said it was goign at 50mph while others said 15mph. This was down to how they were asked the question; typically, those who were asked, how fast did the car 'smashed' into the other car, said that the car was going a lot faster, while the others who were asked how fast did the other car 'bump' into the other mentioned the car going a lot slower. 

Experts say, every time you recieve information from a trustworthy source your brain reworks those memmories based on those details. Especially in extreme circustances i.e. car crash; you are much more likely to be influenced.