Forced-choice associative recognition: implications for global-memory models
Forced-choice associative recognition: implications for global-memory models
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强制选择联想识别:对全局记忆模型的影响
DOI:
10.1037/0278-7393.19.4.871
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发表时间:
1993
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通讯作者:
D. Callan
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作者:
S. Clark;A. Hori;D. Callan
Associative recognition requires subjects to discriminate intact from rearranged test pairs. In a 3-alternative forced-choice procedure, an intact test pair is tested against 2 rearranged distractors which may overlap, by sharing a common word in each test pair alternative (OLAP), or may not share words (NOLAP). With the exception of Murdock's (1982) theory of distributed associative memory (TODAM), current global matching models predict that forced-choice performance will be better for OLAP than for NOLAP test trials. TODAM can predict either an OLAP advantage or no difference between OLAP and NOLAP test conditions. The performance of the models is produced by fundamental statistical properties, and with the exception of TODAM, the OLAP advantage cannot be eliminated by varying parameters