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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"context reinstatement"”.

  1. Does mental context reinstatement mitigate Retrieval Induced Forgetting in eyewitnesses?

    … setting, while also assessing Mental Context Reinstatement (MCR) as a tool to mitigate this forgetting. Various methodological shortcomings of similar past research were addressed and systematically altered to better replicate the procedures of a real investigation. Participants were …

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  2. Haven’t I seen you before? Prior familiarity can impair or enhance face recognition memory

    … 7 and 8 examined the effect of study time and context reinstatement, respectively, on recognition memory performance for familiar and unfamiliar faces. Longer study time and context reinstatement were equally beneficial for the recognition of both types of faces. Finally, Experiment 9 examined …

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  3. Comparing featural and holistic composite systems with the aid of guided memory techniques

    … composites could be improved with the aid of context reinstatement tehcniques, in particular guided memory. Participants (n=64) attended a staged event where they witnessed a female 'numerologist' for 20 minutes. Five weeks later they were asked to return to create a composite of the woman …

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  4. How cue-dependent is memory?: Internal reinstatement and cueing effects in recognition and source memory

    This study explored the role of internal context reinstatement in masking the effects of external context cues on recognition and source memory. Participants studied words paired with pictures of male and female faces. Following the study phase, participants completed either a source test in which …

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  5. Eyewitness testimony by adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder

    … It seems that the main component of the CI - „context reinstatement‟ - is problematic for individuals with ASD, not because they fail to encode an event with its contextual details to start with, but because they have difficulty in following the CI‟s series of verbal instructions in order to …

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  6. Contributions of Source-Constrained Search and Late Monitoring to Recall Accuracy

    … successful constrained search. A key role for context reinstatement in constraining search was established through source clustering. Participants were also highly accurate in monitoring the correctness of retrieved items. Chapter 3 required participants to constrain search to one of two …

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  7. Memory-based Lie Detection in Repeated Interviews: The Importance of Early Use of Mnemonics

    … = 143), three mnemonic techniques were tested: Context reinstatement, Sketch, and Event-line. In the immediate interview, participants were asked to provide a free recall and then asked to give further information via one of these three mnemonics. In the delayed interview, they were only asked …

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