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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Encoding Retrieval Match"”.
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Reevaluating Encoding-Retrieval Match and Cue Overload
The encoding specificity principle, initially proposed by Thompson and Tulving in 1973, asserts that the congruence between encoding and retrieval conditions plays a crucial role in successful memory retrieval. Although this principle has largely been supported, Nairne (2002) has challenged memory …
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Discrimination problems in context-dependent memory
… investigates the validity of a view of memory retrieval that insists on the diagnostic relationship between a target memory and a retrieval cue. The widely accepted principle of encoding-retrieval match proposes that retrieval performance is related to the degree to which the cues at the time …
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Memory as discrimination: Strategic processing of retrieval cues
This thesis investigates the validity of a memory retrieval view that insists on the diagnostic relationship between retrieval cues and target memories and examines how the diagnostic value of a cue can influence the processing it receives. As a concept, the encoding-retrieval match is a widely …