A comparative analysis of learning in multitrial free and serial recall

Keywords

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

References

• Decomposing serial learning: What is missing from the learning curve?Alain Cardon, Mhamed Itmi — 2004
• Free versus serial recall.Nancy C. Waugh — 1961

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