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Showing 1 to 20 of 79 for “"Free recall"”.
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A model for Free Recall
Abstract A model for free recall of words is presented and applied to representative free-recall experiments. According to the model, a subject's lexicon contains a representation for each word and for the association between each pair of words. Studying a word in a list strengthens that word's …
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A Multivariate Analysis of Free-Recall Learning
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A Free Recall Test of the Subsumption Assumption
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Toward a developmental hypothesis of clustering in free recall
Thesis (M.A.)--Michigan State University. Dept. of Educational Psychology, 1968
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Retroactive Inhibition in Free Recall: A Storage Location Hypothesis
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Organizational Processes Contribute to the Testing Effect in Free Recall
… lists, we asked whether the testing effect in free recall is related to enhancements in organizational processing. In the first experiment, different groups of subjects studied a list either once or twice before a final criterial test or they studied the list once and took an initial recall …
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Mediator Priming and Inhibition in Discrimination Transfer and Free Recall
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Processing resources, cautiousness, memory self -efficacy, and age differences in free recall
… memory self-efficacy on adult age differences in free recall performance. A total of 80 young college students (mean age = 23 years) were used for the experimental manipulations; 40 older adults (mean age = 75 years) served as a comparison group. The experimental manipulations were based on a 2 …
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How Physical Activity And Time of Day Influence Judgments of Learning and Free Recall
… that young, evening-type adults have better recall in the afternoon and that they are aware of this TOD effect, as evidenced by the magnitude of their JOLs. Additional research is needed to determine if exercise or other interventions can offset this TOD effect.
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Differences in Performance in Mental Rotation and Short-Term Free Recall in Gender Minorities
<p>The study examined mental rotation, short-term free recall, state anxiety, and gender expression through masculinity and femininity. This study addressed gaps in literature examining gender differences in gender minority groups by investigating gender differences in two tasks: mental rotation …
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Storage and Retrieval Processes in Children's Free Recall Performance Under Varied Stimulus Input and Instructional Set
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Comparing the immediate free recall of verbal and visuo-spatial stimuli:List length, capacity and output order effects in single- and dual-modality tasks
… presented with a list of words, and are asked to recall the items in any order (Immediate Free Recall; IFR), they tend to initiate their recall with the first list item when presented with short lists and with one of the last four items in longer lists. Chapter 2 examined whether this tendency …
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The Effects of Type of Recall on Memory Accuracy in an Eyewitness Case Vignette
<p>Memory and recall play an essential role in determining convictions in cases of eyewitness testimony. Eyewitnesses can appear confident in their statements, yet one’s memory and recall of a witnessed event can become distorted or manipulated in the process given that it is highly susceptible to …
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Adaptive and qualitative changes in encoding strategy with experience: evidence from the test expectancy method
… 1 induced test expectancy of either cued recall (of targets given cues) or free recall (of targets only) across four study-test cycles of the same test format, then presented participants with a final critical cycle featuring either the expected or the unexpected test format. For final …
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Memory Under Fire: The Role of the Self-Administered Interview (SAI) in Law Enforcement and Eyewitness Memory
… Interview (SAI) elicits more details than free recall (Gabbert et al., 2009), making it a promising tool for investigative settings. In Study I, a conceptual replication of Krix et al. (2016), student participants completed a stress-inducing task, witnessed a mock crime, and were randomly …
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Input and output order of recall as early markers of cognitive decline
This thesis explored the effects of age on free recall patterns in episodic memory. Neuropsychological and neuroimaging instruments were used to investigate the input (i.e., serial position effects) and output (i.e., temporal vs. spatial contiguity) of free recall in younger vs. healthy older …
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The effects of arousal on memorial accuracy : a comparison of arousal as part of content material and arousal as part of contextual environment
… delay. The memory test consisted of both a free recall task and a multiple-choice recognition test. The free recall task was closely examined for gist, central and background detail, erroneous substitutions, fictional additions and attributions. Being exposed to arousing background sounds …
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