Episodic memory for musical prosody

Article Abstract:

Memory of prosodic cues in music has been shown to incorporate abstract structural features as well as stimulus-specific acoustic features. Three experiments with age groups ranging from 10 months to musically trained adult listeners support these findings.

Psychological aspects, Music

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Eyewitness suggestibility and source similarity: intrusions of details from one event into memory reports of another event

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The conceptual similarity between a witnessed event and an extra-event narrative on eye-witness suggestibility is explored. Results showed that intrusion rates were even higher, when the narrative described the visual event itself.

Science & research, Witnesses, Visual perception

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A comparison of forgetting for conscious and automatic memory processes in word fragment completion tasks

Article Abstract:

Forgetting appears to be similar in conscious and automatic memory processes. Research with explicit and implicit word-fragment completion challenges the concept of separable memory systems.

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