Retrieval Processes in Recognition Memory
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Summary
A strong case is made for the study of distributional properties of reaction time data by showing how some current theories of recognition memory are inadequate or wrong when examined in the light of distributiona l analyses.
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- article
- Published
- 1976-05-01
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- 483
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Keywords
Latency (audio), Computer science, Recognition memory, Memory test, Artificial intelligence
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