Implicit memory: effects of network size and interconnectivity on cued recall.
Implicit memory: effects of network size and interconnectivity on cued recall.
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内隐记忆:网络规模和互连性对提示回忆的影响。
DOI:
10.1037//0278-7393.19.4.747
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发表时间:
1993
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McKinney,VM
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作者:
Nelson,DL;Bennett,DJ;Gee,NR;Schreiber,TA;McKinney,VM
Previous findings have indicated that the recall of a recently studied word is affected by how many associates it has in long-term memory (set size). The purpose of these experiments was to determine whether recall is also affected by the connectivity of these associates. Studied words were preselected to represent combinations of set size and connectivity and, in different experiments, recall was cued with extralist or intralist cues and with cues sharing few or many associates with the studied words. Effects of study time, encoding context, and levels of processing were also investigated. The results indicated that recall was more likely for words with smaller associative sets and for words with more interconnected sets of associates. These findings demonstrate that the recall of a recently presented word in the presence of a retrieval cue is affected by both the size and organization of its implicitly activated associative structure.(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)