Automatic priming effects for new associations in lexical decision and perceptual identification

Article Abstract:

The manner in which paired words are understood and remembered is examined, focusing on the difference between paired words that have associated meanings and paired words that do not. Topics include the experience of automatic priming, the ability to establish relationships between words, and how new semantic associations are made.

Semantics, Psycholinguistics

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Avoiding misinformation: reinstating target modality

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The effect of misinformation on the memory process is examined, focusing on how receiving misinformation after an experienced event affects the memory of the event. Topics include a previous study by D.S. Lindsay and M.K. Johnson, the relationship between memory of narrative and of pictures, and the independence of memory records.

Witnesses

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Modulation of the irrelevant sound effect by organizational factors: further evidence from streaming by location

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The effect of irrelevant sounds on performing memory tasks is examined, focusing on the difference between stereophonic and monaural arrangement. Topics include sound streaming and the changing state hypothesis, and perceptual organization.

Sound

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