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Browsing Theses by Subject "Memory."
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(2012-07-02)Because people largely reconstruct their memories for events, they are somewhat vulnerable to the effects of misleading postevent information. The reasons for this misinformation effect are in dispute. Lindsay and Johnson ...
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(2012-07-02)Recollection of autobiographical memory has been shown to be influenced by many factors. This study required subjects to focus their attention on either a favorable or unfavorable maternal parenting incident from their ...
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(2012-06-28)Over the past 20 years, the body of literature on eyewitness identification has increased to such a degree that its application to the courtroom meets with only minimal resistance from the field of psychology. However, the ...
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(2012-06-20)Changing environments between encoding and recall may impair memory. This context-dependent memory (CDM) is presented in the literature as an artifact of little relevance outside the lab. Further, much of the previous ...
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(2012-06-20)Are the moods induced by two different induction techniques the same mood? Memorial effects indicate that the Velten relative to Cook's technique may induce a different mood state, but the two have never been directly ...
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(2012-06-04)This study investigated how perpetrator characteristics and eyewitnesses' gender and gender-role attitudes influenced what children recalled about a theft after a seven-week delay. A total of 104 participants (ages 6 to ...
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(2012-12-20)It has been determined that when an item is isolated or made different in a list of homogeneous items, the learning of the isolated item will be facilitated. This phenomenon was first investigated by von Restorff and has ...
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(2012-06-05)This study investigated the accuracy if memory in participants who had been warned they might be presented with misleading information. Participants were 76 college students from a medium-sized midwestern university. All ...
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(2012-10-16)A theory describing the use of schemata for representing prose In semantic memory was adapted and applied in assumptions regarding the recall of descriptive texts. Different texts that discussed the same general topic were ...
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(2012-07-02)The effects of word frequency and two encoding contexts were directly compared using semantic or graphemic cued recall. Subjects generated and read both common and rare words, but were given only one type of cued recall ...
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