Retrieval constraints and the mirror effect

Keywords

Concreteness, Psychology, Recognition memory, Cognitive psychology, Task (project management)

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• Modeling the dynamics of recognition memory testing with an integrated model of retrieval and decision making.Shinpei Sano — 2018
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• Ageing and Episodic Memory: Combining Neuropsychological and Event-Related Potential Approaches to Investigate Strategic RetrievalClaire V. Killen — 2009
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• Beyond dissociation logic: evidence for controlled and automatic influences in artificial grammar learning.Philip A. Higham, John R. Vokey, J. Lynne Pritchard — 2000
• The similarities (and familiarities) of pseudowords and extremely high-frequency words: examining a familiarity-based explanation of the pseudoword effect.Jason D. Ozubko, Steve Joordens — 2011
• Familiarity breeds differentiation: a subjective-likelihood approach to the effects of experience in recognition memory.James L. McClelland, Mark C. Chappell — 1998
• The picture superiority effect in associative recognitionWilliam E. Hockley — 2008
• Memorability judgments for high- and low-frequency wordsRobert E. Guttentag, D. L. Carroll — 1998
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