Rehearsal Strategies and the Serial-Position Curve in Immediate Free Recall of Ordered Items

Keywords

Serial position effect, Recall, Free recall, Recall test, Psychology

References

• Serial order effects in short-term memory.Bennet B. Murdock — 1968
• Recall of paired-associates as a function of overt and covert rehearsal proceduresJohn W. Brelsford, Richard C. Atkinson — 1968
• PRIMACY AND RECENCY EFFECTS IN SERIAL-POSITION CURVES OF IMMEDIATE RECALL.John C. Jahnke — 1965
• Rehearsal strategies and the primacy effect in serial learningJames H. Reynolds, John P. Houston — 1964
• Retention in Immediate Memory Estimated without RetrievalHerman Buschke — 1963
• Vocalization-at-presentation and Immediate Recall, with Varying Recall MethodsDavid J. Murray — 1966
• Human Memory: A Proposed System and its Control ProcessesR. Atkinson, R. Shiffrin — 1968

Cited by

• Short-term memory as a control processMarion Q. Lewis — 1971
• The effects of visual presentation method on single-trial free recallLars‐Göran Nilsson, Edmund Wright, Bennet B. Murdock — 1975
• Interitem encoding and directed search in free recallRobert M. Hogan — 1975
• The Basis of the Primacy Effect: Some Experiments with Running MemoryRobert Hockey, Peter J. Hamilton — 1977
• Memory-Based RehearsalRonald E. Johnson — 1980

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