Dissociating familiarity from recollection using rote rehearsal
@article{Dobbins2004DissociatingFF, title={Dissociating familiarity from recollection using rote rehearsal}, author={Ian G. Dobbins and Neal E. A. Kroll and Andrew P. Yonelinas}, journal={Memory \& Cognition}, year={2004}, volume={32}, pages={932-944} }
Recollection-based recognition memory judgments benefit greatly from effortful elaborative encoding, whereas familiarity-based judgments are much less sensitive to such manipulations. In this study, we have examined whether rote rehearsal under divided attention might produce the opposite dissociation, benefiting familiarity more than recollection. Subjects rehearsed word pairs during the “distractor” phase of a working memory span task, and were then given a surprise memory test for the…
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