• DOI:10.1080/14640749408401132
Corpus ID: 1828772

Implicit and Explicit Forgetting: When is Gist Remembered?

@article{Dorfman1994ImplicitAE,
  title={Implicit and Explicit Forgetting: When is Gist Remembered?},
  author={J. Dorfman and G. Mandler},
  journal={Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology},
  year={1994},
  volume={47},
  pages={651 - 672}
}

J. Dorfman, G. Mandler

Published 1994

Psychology, Medicine

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

Recognition (YES/NO) and stem completion (cued: complete with a word from the list; and uncued: complete with the first word that comes to mind) were tested following either semantic or non-semantic processing of a categorized input list. Item/instance information was tested by contrasting target items from the input list with new items that were categorically related to them; gist/categorical information was tested by comparing target items semantically related to the input items with… CONTINUE READING

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