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Showing 1 to 20 of 28 for “"Immediate recall"”.
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The effects of presentation mode and cognitive style on immediate recall of map information
… of variance with posttest scores (which measured immediate recall of map information) as the dependent variable. Map presentation format and cognitive style were independent variables. Results indicated there was no difference in achievement among the three map presentation formats, but that …
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The Effects of Highlight Color on Immediate Recall in Subjects of Different Cognitive Styles
Much of the research investigating color as an image characteristic for enhancing recognition memory has focused on comparisons between black-and-white images and full color images. These comparisons have only recently been extended to differentiate how color impacts learners of different cognitive …
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Effects of imposed visuals and instructions to image on immediate recall in students of varying ages and cognitive styles
… or instructions to form visual images to aid immediate recall of concrete paired-axociate nouns. Also of interest are possible changes in the relationship between field dependence and visual strategy as students move from upper elementary to high school. It was hypothesized that the …
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Musical Mnemonic Devices or Method of Loci: Which Promotes Higher Recall of Concrete and Abstract Words?
… are excellent learning tools to aid in the recall of information. Literature has shown that musical mnemonic devices and the method of loci are two particularly useful mnemonic devices. The literature has also shown that there seems to be some discrepancy as to which one aids in the higher …
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A Processing Approach to the Working Memory/Long-Term Memory Distinction: Evidence from a Levels-of-Processing Span Task
… Although many similarities may exist between immediate retrieval on WM span tasks and delayed retrieval on LTM tests, important differences exist as well. To illustrate this point, Craik and Tulving's classic levels-of-processing paradigm was adapted for use in a WM span task: Participants …
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Evaluation of a colored background on printed nutrition education material
… contents, the candidates were administered an immediate recall questionnaire (IRQ). The basic training candidates at FLETC possessed some knowledge of nutrition prior to reading the nutrition education material. Out of a possible maximum score of 20, the mean was 10.38. Food faddism issues …
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Exploration of short and long term memory in adults who do and do not stutter
… neutral words. Both groups will be required to recall these words immediately and after a 20-minute time delay where participants were presented with interference tasks. It was hypothesized that persons who stutter would demonstrate lower recall than adults who do not stutter on the immediate …
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The Effects on Student Learning of Program Control Versus Learner Control in Computer-Based Vocabulary Drills
… effects investigated were student performance in immediate recall and retention, attitudes toward instruction, and rates of learning.
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Association of Alcohol Consumption with Verbal Memory and Visuospatial Memory in Older Adults: Multi-Center Study of Memory Impairment Clinics
… per week). For the assessment of verbal memory, immediate recall, delayed recall, and recognition of Seoul Verbal Learning Test were used. For the visuospatial memory assessment, immediate recall, delayed recall, and recognition of Rey Complex Figure Test were used. Additionally, when the …
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Mediated transfer in paired-associate learning
… forty-eight hours later and received ten recall trials and then relearned the lists to a criterion of one errorless trial. The Immediate-Recall Method for estimating the level of original learning was used in Experiment I. In Experiment II, eighty undergraduate males received the same …
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Mental imagery and learning in a community college: a study to determine if the ability to image mentally affects learning from pictorial or verbal presentations
… programs (pictorial and verbal) in promoting recall of paired-associates presented to community college students (N = 103) in introductory psychology classes. The students were divided into High and Low Imagers on the basis of their scores on the shortened Betts' Questionnaire upon Mental …
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Vocabulary acquisition and the generation effect
… of subjects and subjects performed best at immediate recall, followed by 48-hour and then 21-day delayed recall. The results are interpreted with respect to a levels-of-processing explanation.
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The Effects of Hydrocortisone And Caffeine on Memory for Word Lists
… Subjects heard one list at a time, followed immediately by a written recall test. Subjects' recall was again tested 60, 90, 120, and 150 minutes post ingestion.</p> <p>The proportion of words recalled from the primacy, middle, and recency portion of each list was computed. A 4 (Treatment) x 2 …
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Using self-monitoring strategy instruction to improve reading comprehension in high school students with learning disabilities
… The dependent variable for this study was immediate recall of comprehension questions from a given passage. Students were given fictional, informational, and everyday text to read then were asked to complete 10 comprehension questions based on the reading. The independent variables were …
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Effect of high-beta versus gamma binaural beat exposure on immediate and delayed recall
… I investigate the effect of binaural beats on immediate and delayed recall. Binaural beat exposure within the Gamma frequency band has been linked to alterations in neural connectivity and increased attention during working memory tasks, while stimulation in the Beta frequency band has been …
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Subjective Age, Lifestyle Behaviours and Cognitive Functioning in Older Adults: Findings from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing (ELSA)
… and education were assessed to predict levels of immediate recall, delayed recall and verbal fluency at both wave four, seven and over time. Results: Overall, the sample felt younger than their chronological age and the discrepancy between chronological age and subjective age increased as age …
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A neuropsychological study of primary school-aged children with a history of maltreatment
… working memory, and verbal and non-verbal recall. Consistent with hypotheses, the study found significantly reduced functioning in the maltreated group in overall intelligence and verbal comprehension. A reduction in perceptual reasoning abilities was also found, contrary to predictions. …
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