TOC: J Exp Psych: Learn, Mem and Cog
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Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory and Cognition, 33(2)
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J Exp Psych: Learning, Memory and Cognition
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March, 2007
Adaptive Memory: Survival Processing Enhances Retention.
–Nairne, James S.; Thompson, Sarah R.; Pandeirada, Josefa N. S. [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Additive and Interactive Effects on Response Time Distributions in Visual Word Recognition.
–Yap, Melvin J.; Balota, David A. [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Forgetting and Learning Potentiation: Dual Consequences of Between-Session Delays in Cognitive Skill Learning.
–Rickard, Timothy C. [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
On the Dynamic Nature of Response Criterion in Recognition Memory: Effects of Base Rate, Awareness, and Feedback.
–Rhodes, Matthew G.; Jacoby, Larry L. [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Aging and the Misinformation Effect: A Neuropsychological Analysis.
–Roediger III, Henry L.; Geraci, Lisa [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
The Role of Inhibitory Processes in Part-List Cuing.
–Aslan, Alp; Bäuml, Karl-Heinz; Grundgeiger, Tobias [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Short Cue Presentations Encourage Advance Task Preparation: A Recipe to Diminish the Residual Switch Cost.
–Verbruggen, Frederick; Liefooghe, Baptist; Vandierendonck, André; Demanet, Jelle [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
You Said It Before and You’ll Say It Again: Expectations of Consistency in Communication.
–Shintel, Hadas; Keysar, Boaz [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Task Switching Versus Cue Switching: Using Transition Cuing to Disentangle Sequential Effects in Task-Switching Performance.
–Schneider, Darryl W.; Logan, Gordon D. [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Recognition Memory for Novel Stimuli: The Structural Regularity Hypothesis.
–Cleary, Anne M.; Morris, Alison L.; Langley, Moses M. [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Implicit Learning of Semantic Category Sequences: Response-Independent Acquisition of Abstract Sequential Regularities.
–Goschke, Thomas; Bolte, Annette [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Interference Effects From Grammatically Unavailable Constituents During Sentence Processing.
–Van Dyke, Julie A. [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
The Testing Effect in Recognition Memory: A Dual Process Account.
–Chan, Jason C. K.; McDermott, Kathleen B. [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
The Effect of Working Memory Capacity Limitations on the Intuitive Assessment of Correlation: Amplification, Attenuation, or Both?
–Cahan, Sorel; Mor, Yaniv [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Independent Retrieval of Source Dimensions: An Extension of Results Starns and Hicks (2005) and a Comment on the ACSIM Measure.
–Vogt, Vera; Bröder, Arndt [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Qualitative Differences Between the Joint Effects of Stimulus Quality and Word Frequency in Reading Aloud and Lexical Decision: Extensions to Yap and Balota (2007).
–O’Malley, Shannon; Reynolds, Michael G.; Besner, Derek [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Correction to Gagné and Spalding (2006).
–Gagné, Christina L.; Spalding, Thomas L. [Publisher] [Google Scholar]