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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Word-list recall"”.

  1. Processing strategies and recall performance for narrative passages and word lists of negative and neutral affective valence in depression

    … to examine how and why these differences in recall occur. The present study examined prose passage and word list recall in depressed and nondepressed college students. Processing times and structure of recall were also examined to assist in determining how material was processed and …

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  2. The Interactive Effects of Caffeine and Estrogen on Memory for Word Lists

    … results regarding the effects of caffeine on word list recall. Erikson et al. (1985) found that caffeine impaired recall among females when words were presented at a slow rate. Arnold et al. (1988) observed a facilitory effect of caffeine on the recall, after practice, of females tested during …

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  3. Successful cognitive aging: Implications of early Alzheimer's disease detection, lifestyle choices, and environmental factors

    … historic hippocampal based tasks such as delayed word-list recall, and that these newly developed tasks strongly relate to hippocampal structure. Chapters four and five then use these relational memory tasks to study the structure and function of the hippocampal memory system in aging as a …

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  4. The effect of visual distraction on memory for words, pictures and complex events

    … widely cited study found distraction to impair recall of mid-list words from multiple word-lists but Rae’s (2011) single word-list studies found no such effect. The investigation thus began with a part-replication of Glenberg et al. with tighter control of materials including using Dynamic …

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