The effect of mnemonic upon the retention of paired-associate verbal material
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- article
- Published
- 1969-02-01
- Cited by
- 32
- References
- 7
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Keywords
Mnemonic, Psychology, Cognitive psychology, Nonverbal communication, Verbal learning
References
- Studies of distributed practice. XVIII. The influence of meaningfulness and intralist similarity of serial nonsense lists.
- Constraint, syntax and meaning in paired-associate learning
- The influence of meaningfulness, intralist similarity, and serial position on retention.
- Retention as a function of degree of learning and letter-sequence interference.
- Speed of learning and amount retained: a consideration of methodology.
- Verbal mediation in paired-associate and serial learning
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- The Role of Mental Imagery in Text Comprehension: Preliminary Studies.
- A Comparison of Experimenter-Provided and Subject-Generated Strategies in Children's Paired-Associate Learning.
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- More on interpretive factors in forgetting
- Keyword mnemonic and retention of second-language vocabulary words.
- The effects of mnemonic instruction and list length on serial learning and retention
- Cue saliency: A relevant variaulfc in the utilization of a mnemonic structure
- Savings and forgetting from long-term memory
- Bizarre imagery: The misremembered mnemonic.
- Verbal and Pictorial Elaboration Effects on Children's Long-Term Memory for Noun Pairs.
- Acquisition and retention of mnemonic information in long-term memory
- Interpretive factors in forgetting.
- The Effects of Mnemonic Learning Strategies on Transfre, Interference, and 48 Hour Retention.
- Experimenter-Supplied and Subject-Originated Mnemonics in Retention of Word-Pairs
- Acquisition and forgetting of hierarchically organized information in long-term memory.
- Effects of Massed and Distributed Practice on the Learning and Retention of Second-Language Vocabulary
- The applicability of verbal mnemonics for different populations: A review
- Forgetting Numbers in Old Age: Strategy and Learning Speed Matter
- Acquisition and forgetting of information in long-term memory as a function of certain hierarchical structure variables
- The Application of two Mnemonic Techniques following Rote Memorization of a Free-Recall Task
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