Age differences in depth of retrieval: Memory for foils

Article Abstract:

The importance of differences in depth of retrieval processes for theories of metacognition and for understanding age-related differences in memory performance is discussed. A memory-for-foils paradigm is used to gain evidence of differences in retrieval constraints.

United States, Science & research, Psychological aspects, Aging, Research, Metacognition, Aging (Biology)

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Nonverbal conjunction errors in recognition memory: Support for familiarity but not for feature bundling

Article Abstract:

An analysis of nonverbal conjunction errors in recognition memory is presented. Conjunction effects, but not parent proximity effects occurred in each experiment, suggesting that the results are same with familiarity-based explanations of the conjunction effect but do not support a feature bundling hypothesis.

Analysis, Recognition (Psychology), Recognition (Memory), Conjunction fallacy

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