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ATYPICAL MEMORY PERFORMANCE IN AN AUTISTIC SAVANT
Authors: MOTTRON L BELLEVILLE S STIP E MORASSE K
Citation: L. Mottron et al., ATYPICAL MEMORY PERFORMANCE IN AN AUTISTIC SAVANT, Memory, 6(6), 1998, pp. 593-607
STABILITY OF MEMORY FOR COLOR IN CONTEXT
Authors: FRANCIS MA IRWIN RJ
Citation: Ma. Francis et Rj. Irwin, STABILITY OF MEMORY FOR COLOR IN CONTEXT, Memory, 6(6), 1998, pp. 609-621
ILLUSORY TIP-OF-THE-TONGUE STATES
Authors: SCHWARTZ BL
Citation: Bl. Schwartz, ILLUSORY TIP-OF-THE-TONGUE STATES, Memory, 6(6), 1998, pp. 623-642
PERCEPTUAL AND CONCEPTUAL PRIMING OF INDIVIDUAL WORDS IN COHERENT TEXTS
Authors: NICOLAS S
Citation: S. Nicolas, PERCEPTUAL AND CONCEPTUAL PRIMING OF INDIVIDUAL WORDS IN COHERENT TEXTS, Memory, 6(6), 1998, pp. 643-663
TASK INTERRUPTION AND ITS EFFECTS ON MEMORY
Authors: EDWARDS MB GRONLUND SD
Citation: Mb. Edwards et Sd. Gronlund, TASK INTERRUPTION AND ITS EFFECTS ON MEMORY, Memory, 6(6), 1998, pp. 665-687
WHAT DIFFERENTIATES DECLARATIVE AND PROCEDURAL MEMORIES - REPLY TO COHEN, POLDRACK, AND EICHENBAUM (1997)
Authors: WILLINGHAM DB
Citation: Db. Willingham, WHAT DIFFERENTIATES DECLARATIVE AND PROCEDURAL MEMORIES - REPLY TO COHEN, POLDRACK, AND EICHENBAUM (1997), Memory, 6(6), 1998, pp. 689-699
MEMORY STATES AND MEMORY TASKS - AN INTEGRATIVE FRAMEWORK FOR EYEWITNESS MEMORY AND SUGGESTIBILITY
Authors: BLANK H
Citation: H. Blank, MEMORY STATES AND MEMORY TASKS - AN INTEGRATIVE FRAMEWORK FOR EYEWITNESS MEMORY AND SUGGESTIBILITY, Memory, 6(5), 1998, pp. 481-529
SUCCESSIVE TESTS OF PAIR RECOGNITION
Authors: SIKSTROM SP
Citation: Sp. Sikstrom, SUCCESSIVE TESTS OF PAIR RECOGNITION, Memory, 6(5), 1998, pp. 531-554
STRATEGIES FOR GENERATING MULTIPLE INSTANCES OF COMMON AND AD HOC CATEGORIES
Authors: VALLEETOURANGEAU F ANTHONY SH AUSTIN NG
Citation: F. Valleetourangeau et al., STRATEGIES FOR GENERATING MULTIPLE INSTANCES OF COMMON AND AD HOC CATEGORIES, Memory, 6(5), 1998, pp. 555-592
SURVEYING MEMORY PROCESSES - INTRODUCTION
Authors: WRIGHT DB GASKELL GD
Citation: Db. Wright et Gd. Gaskell, SURVEYING MEMORY PROCESSES - INTRODUCTION, Memory, 6(4), 1998, pp. 337-338
STRATEGIES FOR ESTIMATING BEHAVIORAL FREQUENCY IN SURVEY INTERVIEWS
Authors: CONRAD FC BROWN NR CASHMAN ER
Citation: Fc. Conrad et al., STRATEGIES FOR ESTIMATING BEHAVIORAL FREQUENCY IN SURVEY INTERVIEWS, Memory, 6(4), 1998, pp. 339-366
CHANGES IN THE SUBJECTIVE PROPERTIES OF AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORIES WITH THE PASSAGE OF TIME
Authors: FRIEDMAN WJ DEWINSTANLEY PA
Citation: Wj. Friedman et Pa. Dewinstanley, CHANGES IN THE SUBJECTIVE PROPERTIES OF AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORIES WITH THE PASSAGE OF TIME, Memory, 6(4), 1998, pp. 367-381
THE STRUCTURE OF AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY AND THE EVENT HISTORY CALENDAR - POTENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS IN THE QUALITY OF RETROSPECTIVE REPORTS INSURVEYS
Authors: BELLI RF
Citation: Rf. Belli, THE STRUCTURE OF AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY AND THE EVENT HISTORY CALENDAR - POTENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS IN THE QUALITY OF RETROSPECTIVE REPORTS INSURVEYS, Memory, 6(4), 1998, pp. 383-406
DONT KNOW RESPONSES IN SURVEYS - IS WHAT I KNOW WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOWAND DO I WANT YOU TO KNOW IT
Authors: BEATTY P HERRMANN D PUSKAR C KERWIN J
Citation: P. Beatty et al., DONT KNOW RESPONSES IN SURVEYS - IS WHAT I KNOW WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOWAND DO I WANT YOU TO KNOW IT, Memory, 6(4), 1998, pp. 407-426
COLLECTIVE MEMORIES OF GERMANS AND JAPANESE ABOUT THE PAST HALF-CENTURY
Authors: SCHUMAN H AKIYAMA H KNAUPER B
Citation: H. Schuman et al., COLLECTIVE MEMORIES OF GERMANS AND JAPANESE ABOUT THE PAST HALF-CENTURY, Memory, 6(4), 1998, pp. 427-454
FORWARD TELESCOPING - THE QUESTION MATTERS
Authors: PROHASKA V BROWN NR BELLI RF
Citation: V. Prohaska et al., FORWARD TELESCOPING - THE QUESTION MATTERS, Memory, 6(4), 1998, pp. 455-465
HOW MEMORY RESEARCH CAN BENEFIT FROM CASM
Authors: WRIGHT DB LOFTUS EF
Citation: Db. Wright et Ef. Loftus, HOW MEMORY RESEARCH CAN BENEFIT FROM CASM, Memory, 6(4), 1998, pp. 467-474
EXPERT CHESS MEMORY - REVISITING THE CHUNKING HYPOTHESIS
Authors: GOBET F SIMON HA
Citation: F. Gobet et Ha. Simon, EXPERT CHESS MEMORY - REVISITING THE CHUNKING HYPOTHESIS, Memory, 6(3), 1998, pp. 225-255
THE RELATION OF OUTPUT ORDER AND COMMISSION ERRORS IN FREE-RECALL ANDEYEWITNESS ACCOUNTS
Authors: SCHWARTZ BL FISHER RP HEBERT KS
Citation: Bl. Schwartz et al., THE RELATION OF OUTPUT ORDER AND COMMISSION ERRORS IN FREE-RECALL ANDEYEWITNESS ACCOUNTS, Memory, 6(3), 1998, pp. 257-275
UNUSUALNESS AND THREAT AS POSSIBLE CAUSES OF WEAPON FOCUS
Authors: PICKEL KL
Citation: Kl. Pickel, UNUSUALNESS AND THREAT AS POSSIBLE CAUSES OF WEAPON FOCUS, Memory, 6(3), 1998, pp. 277-295
THE FORCE OF EVENTS - CROSS-MODALITY MATCHING THE RECENCY OF NEWS EVENTS
Authors: KEMP S BURT CDB
Citation: S. Kemp et Cdb. Burt, THE FORCE OF EVENTS - CROSS-MODALITY MATCHING THE RECENCY OF NEWS EVENTS, Memory, 6(3), 1998, pp. 297-306
RELATIONAL AND ITEM-SPECIFIC INFORMATION - TRADE-OFF AND REDUNDANCY
Authors: ENGELKAMP J BIEGELMANN U MCDANIEL MA
Citation: J. Engelkamp et al., RELATIONAL AND ITEM-SPECIFIC INFORMATION - TRADE-OFF AND REDUNDANCY, Memory, 6(3), 1998, pp. 307-333
VOLUNTARY AND INVOLUNTARY ACCESS TO AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY
Authors: BERNTSEN D
Citation: D. Berntsen, VOLUNTARY AND INVOLUNTARY ACCESS TO AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY, Memory, 6(2), 1998, pp. 113-141
MEMORY SPAN, NAMING SPEED, AND MEMORY STRATEGIES IN POOR AND NORMAL READERS
Authors: JOHNSTON RS ANDERSON M
Citation: Rs. Johnston et M. Anderson, MEMORY SPAN, NAMING SPEED, AND MEMORY STRATEGIES IN POOR AND NORMAL READERS, Memory, 6(2), 1998, pp. 143-163
WHEN EVEN ARBITRARY ORDER BECOMES IMPORTANT - DEVELOPMENTS IN RELIABLE TEMPORAL SEQUENCING OF ARBITRARILY ORDERED EVENTS
Authors: BAUER PJ HERTSGAARD LA DROPIK P DALY BP
Citation: Pj. Bauer et al., WHEN EVEN ARBITRARY ORDER BECOMES IMPORTANT - DEVELOPMENTS IN RELIABLE TEMPORAL SEQUENCING OF ARBITRARILY ORDERED EVENTS, Memory, 6(2), 1998, pp. 165-198
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