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RECOGNITION MEMORY IN AMNESIC AND HEALTHY-SUBJECTS - A REFUTATION OF SINGLE FACTOR MEASURES OF PERFORMANCE
Authors: DOBBINS IG YONELINAS AP KROLL NEA SOLTANI M KNIGHT RT
Citation: Ig. Dobbins et al., RECOGNITION MEMORY IN AMNESIC AND HEALTHY-SUBJECTS - A REFUTATION OF SINGLE FACTOR MEASURES OF PERFORMANCE, Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 1998, pp. 118-118
RECOLLECTION AND FAMILIARITY DEFICITS IN AMNESIA - CONVERGENCE OF REMEMBER-KNOW, PROCESS DISSOCIATION, AND RECEIVER OPERATING CHARACTERISTIC DATA
Authors: YONELINAS AP KROLL NEA DOBBINS I LAZZARA M KNIGHT RT
Citation: Ap. Yonelinas et al., RECOLLECTION AND FAMILIARITY DEFICITS IN AMNESIA - CONVERGENCE OF REMEMBER-KNOW, PROCESS DISSOCIATION, AND RECEIVER OPERATING CHARACTERISTIC DATA, Neuropsychology, 12(3), 1998, pp. 323-339
DISTINCTIVENESS IN RECOGNITION AND FREE-RECALL - THE ROLE OF RECOLLECTION IN THE REJECTION OF THE FAMILIAR
Authors: DOBBINS IG KROLL NEA YONELINAS AP LIU Q
Citation: Ig. Dobbins et al., DISTINCTIVENESS IN RECOGNITION AND FREE-RECALL - THE ROLE OF RECOLLECTION IN THE REJECTION OF THE FAMILIAR, Journal of memory and language, 38(4), 1998, pp. 381-400
RESPONSE BIAS AND THE PROCESS-DISSOCIATION PROCEDURE (VOL, 125, PG 422, 1996)
Authors: YONELINAS AP JACOBY LL
Citation: Ap. Yonelinas et Ll. Jacoby, RESPONSE BIAS AND THE PROCESS-DISSOCIATION PROCEDURE (VOL, 125, PG 422, 1996), Journal of experimental psychology. General, 126(1), 1997, pp. 18-18
RECOGNITION MEMORY ROCS FOR ITEM AND ASSOCIATIVE INFORMATION - THE CONTRIBUTION OF RECOLLECTION AND FAMILIARITY
Authors: YONELINAS AP
Citation: Ap. Yonelinas, RECOGNITION MEMORY ROCS FOR ITEM AND ASSOCIATIVE INFORMATION - THE CONTRIBUTION OF RECOLLECTION AND FAMILIARITY, Memory & cognition, 25(6), 1997, pp. 747-763
EVENT-RELATED BRAIN POTENTIAL CORRELATES OF 2 STATES OF CONSCIOUS AWARENESS IN MEMORY
Authors: DUZEL E YONELINAS AP MANGUN GR HEINZE HJ TULVING E
Citation: E. Duzel et al., EVENT-RELATED BRAIN POTENTIAL CORRELATES OF 2 STATES OF CONSCIOUS AWARENESS IN MEMORY, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 94(11), 1997, pp. 5973-5978
SIGNAL-DETECTION, THRESHOLD, AND DUAL-PROCESS MODELS OF RECOGNITION MEMORY - ROCS AND CONSCIOUS RECOLLECTION
Authors: YONELINAS AP DOBBINS I SZYMANSKI MD DHALIWAL HS KING L
Citation: Ap. Yonelinas et al., SIGNAL-DETECTION, THRESHOLD, AND DUAL-PROCESS MODELS OF RECOGNITION MEMORY - ROCS AND CONSCIOUS RECOLLECTION, Consciousness and cognition, 5(4), 1996, pp. 418-441
NONCRITERIAL RECOLLECTION - FAMILIARITY AS AUTOMATIC, IRRELEVANT RECOLLECTION
Authors: YONELINAS AP JACOBY LL
Citation: Ap. Yonelinas et Ll. Jacoby, NONCRITERIAL RECOLLECTION - FAMILIARITY AS AUTOMATIC, IRRELEVANT RECOLLECTION, Consciousness and cognition, 5(1-2), 1996, pp. 131-141
RESPONSE BIAS AND THE PROCESS-DISSOCIATION PROCEDURE
Authors: YONELINAS AP JACOBY LL
Citation: Ap. Yonelinas et Ll. Jacoby, RESPONSE BIAS AND THE PROCESS-DISSOCIATION PROCEDURE, Journal of experimental psychology. General, 125(4), 1996, pp. 422-434
INCORPORATING RESPONSE BIAS IN A DUAL-PROCESS THEORY OF MEMORY
Authors: YONELINAS AP REGEHR G JACOBY LL
Citation: Ap. Yonelinas et al., INCORPORATING RESPONSE BIAS IN A DUAL-PROCESS THEORY OF MEMORY, Journal of memory and language, 34(6), 1995, pp. 821-835
THE RELATION BETWEEN REMEMBERING AND KNOWING AS BASES FOR RECOGNITION- EFFECTS OF SIZE CONGRUENCY
Authors: YONELINAS AP JACOBY LL
Citation: Ap. Yonelinas et Ll. Jacoby, THE RELATION BETWEEN REMEMBERING AND KNOWING AS BASES FOR RECOGNITION- EFFECTS OF SIZE CONGRUENCY, Journal of memory and language, 34(5), 1995, pp. 622-643
DISSOCIATING AUTOMATIC AND CONTROLLED PROCESSES IN A MEMORY-SEARCH TASK - BEYOND IMPLICIT MEMORY
Authors: YONELINAS AP JACOBY LL
Citation: Ap. Yonelinas et Ll. Jacoby, DISSOCIATING AUTOMATIC AND CONTROLLED PROCESSES IN A MEMORY-SEARCH TASK - BEYOND IMPLICIT MEMORY, Psychological research, 57(3-4), 1995, pp. 156-165
DISSOCIATIONS OF PROCESSES IN RECOGNITION MEMORY - EFFECTS OF INTERFERENCE AND OF RESPONSE SPEED
Authors: YONELINAS AP JACOBY LL
Citation: Ap. Yonelinas et Ll. Jacoby, DISSOCIATIONS OF PROCESSES IN RECOGNITION MEMORY - EFFECTS OF INTERFERENCE AND OF RESPONSE SPEED, Canadian journal of experimental psychology, 48(4), 1994, pp. 516-535
RECEIVER-OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS IN RECOGNITION MEMORY - EVIDENCE FOR A DUAL-PROCESS MODEL
Authors: YONELINAS AP
Citation: Ap. Yonelinas, RECEIVER-OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS IN RECOGNITION MEMORY - EVIDENCE FOR A DUAL-PROCESS MODEL, Journal of experimental psychology. Learning, memory, and cognition, 20(6), 1994, pp. 1341-1354
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONSCIOUS AND UNCONSCIOUS INFLUENCES - INDEPENDENCE OR REDUNDANCY
Authors: JACOBY LL TOTH JP YONELINAS AP DEBNER JA
Citation: Ll. Jacoby et al., THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONSCIOUS AND UNCONSCIOUS INFLUENCES - INDEPENDENCE OR REDUNDANCY, Journal of experimental psychology. General, 123(2), 1994, pp. 216-219
SEPARATING CONSCIOUS AND UNCONSCIOUS INFLUENCES OF MEMORY - MEASURINGRECOLLECTION
Authors: JACOBY LL TOTH JP YONELINAS AP
Citation: Ll. Jacoby et al., SEPARATING CONSCIOUS AND UNCONSCIOUS INFLUENCES OF MEMORY - MEASURINGRECOLLECTION, Journal of experimental psychology. General, 122(2), 1993, pp. 139-154
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