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Tests of Sample-recovery Models of Cued Recall
… studied item, then recovered correctly. In cued recall, participants output the representation of a single experienced event, a target, given a presented test stimulus and some defined relationship between the stimulus and the target. This relationship depends on the kind of cued recall and …
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Tests Of Sample-recovery Models Of Cued Recall
… studied item, then recovered correctly. In cued recall, participants output the representation of a single experienced event, a target, given a presented test stimulus and some defined relationship between the stimulus and the target. This relationship depends on the kind of cued recall and …
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The role of emotion in recognition with versus without cued-recall
… and familiarity, the recognition without cued-recall method was used to separate out judgments of recognition that are accompanied vs. unaccompanied by cued-recall. Data from three experiments suggest that both negative valence and high arousal increase both cued-recall performance itself …
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The Effects of Distraction on Confidence Rating Reactivity During Cued-Recall
<p>One of the current areas of research into memory accuracy improvement focuses on the concept of <em>reactivity</em> or changes to behavior that occur outside of the manipulated independent variables which may be attributable to biases or expectations of participants (Adair, 1984; Saretsky, …
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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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The impact of acute psychological stress on declarative and working memory functioning
… these two memory systems. DM was assessed using cued recall and recognition of a verbal paired-associates list. WM was assessed using an n-back test with various difficulty levels. One hundred (42 males) undergraduate psychology students from the University of Cape Town were recruited. Phase of …
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Effect of notetaking instruction on 3rd grade student's science learning and notetaking behavior
… on elementary-aged students' ability to recall science information and notetaking behavior. Classes of 3rd grade students were randomly assigned to three treatment conditions, strategic notetaking, partial strategic notetaking, and control, for four training sessions. The effects of the …
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Learning the meaning of new words: Behavioural and neuroimaging evidence
… to better performance in semantic decision and cued recall, but does not affect word naming or recognition memory. Experiment 3 investigated semantic richness effects across speakers of English L1 and English L2. Results showed that participants did not differ regarding recognition memory and …
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Cue generation: how learners flexibly support future retrieval
… words and received these cues during a later cued recall test. In the first series of experiments (1-2), learners either intentionally generated cues that they knew they would receive during the test or generated descriptions of targets without knowledge that these descriptions would become …
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Single-System and Dual-Process Accounts of Explicit and Implicit Memory
… and investigates the relationship between cued recall and implicit memory in behavioural experiments, with and without the inclusion of a recognition task. Finally, Chapter 5 examines the relationship between free recall and implicit memory in three further experiments. The results of this …
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Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation Studies Investigating the Role of the DLPFC in Memory and Metamemory
… stimulation on memory performance, with greater cued recall when HD-tDCS was applied over the DLPFC right before cued recall compared to sham. Additionally, there were rs-tDCS induced improvements in recognition accuracy, but only in certain task orders. However, across three experiments there …
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SMS text messaging as a means of increasing recall of therapy goals in brain injury rehabilitation and clinical research portfolio
… brain injury as a means of improving their recall of rehabilitation goals. Eleven participants were recruited from two community based rehabilitation centres and were sent text messages relating to three randomly selected goals from a selection of six current goals three times per day for …
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The Role Of Imagery And Abstraction In Proverb Comprehension: A Dual-coding Analysis Of Figurative Language
… than concrete proverbs.;Studies 4 and 5 examined cued recall for concrete and abstract proverbs and showed that replication of previous failures to find concrete/abstract differences in cued recall of proverbs depends on who generates the interpretation recall cue. When recall cues were …
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When Feeds Become “Facts”: Memory and Use of Misinformation from Social Media
… either using a general knowledge test or a cued recall task to distinguish acquisition of misinformation from its later retrieval. Misleading framing consistently increased misinformation use, and high familiarity improved gist recall. Yet presentation and relatedness effects reversed …
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Art and Memory: An Examination of the Learning Benefits of Visual-Art Exposure
… presented a series of words and later asked to recall the words in a cued-recall task. Results revealed that memory performance was better in the engagement in art condition relative to the other three conditions. The results of this study are discussed in the context of cognitive mechanisms …
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Chronic accessibility of virtue-trait inferences : a social-cognitive approach to the moral personality
… accessible. A spontaneous trait inference cued-recall paradigm was employed. It was expected that those with chronically accessible moral knowledge structures (N = 61) would spontaneously encode virtue-content information differently than those with less chronically accessible moral …
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Choosing your own adventure : hyperlinks and their effects on memory
… content. Readers were then tested on their cued recall and recognition of the articles to gauge how the embedded linked articles affected those two aspects of memory. Lang's Limited Capacity Model for Mediated Message Processing (LC4MP) was used a basis for the hypotheses. This experiment …
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Context dependent memory for relaxing conditions
… conditions participants completed a free recall task and a problem-solving task called the Tower of Hanoi. For all testing conditions participants completed a free recall task, a cued recall task, and a problem-solving task called the Tower of Hanoi. For the relaxing condition, the …
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Adaptive and qualitative changes in encoding strategy with experience: evidence from the test expectancy method
… Experiment 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 …
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