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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Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory and Cognition
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通讯作者:
D. Callan
D. Callan
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作者:
S. Clark;A. Hori;D. Callan

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联想识别要求受试者区分完整的和重新排列的测试对。在三选项强制选择程序中,一个完整的测试对对两个重新排列的干扰物进行测试,这些干扰物可能重叠,通过在每个测试对选项中共享一个共同的单词(OLAP),或可能不共享单词(NOLAP)。除了Murdock(1982)的分布式联想记忆理论(TODAM)外,当前的全局匹配模型预测,OLAP的强制选择性能将优于NOLAP测试试验。TODAM既可以预测OLAP的优势,也可以预测OLAP和NOLAP测试条件之间没有差异。模型的性能是由基本统计属性决定的,除了TODAM之外,OLAP的优势不能通过改变参数来消除
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