Changes across Age Groups in Self-Choice Elaboration Effects on Incidental Memory
Changes across Age Groups in Self-Choice Elaboration Effects on Incidental Memory
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不同年龄段自我选择阐述的变化对附带记忆的影响
DOI:
10.2466/pms.99.1.131-141
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发表时间:
2004
影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
T. Konishi
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作者:
H. Toyota;T. Konishi
The present study investigated age differences in the effects of a self-choice elaboration and an experimenter-provided elaboration on incidental memory. Adults, sixth grade, and second grade subjects chose which of two sentence frames the target fit better in a self-choice elaboration condition. They then judged whether each target made sense in its sentence frame in the experimenter-provided elaboration, then did free recall tests. Only adults recalled better the targets with an image sentence with self-choice elaboration, rather than experimenter-provided elaboration. However, self-choice elaboration was far superior for the recall of targets with nonimage sentences only for second graders. Thus, the effects of self-choice elaboration were determined both by age and by type of sentence frame.