TOC: J Exp Psych Learning Memory Cognition
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Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory and Cognition, 36(5)
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Spinning in the Scanner: Neural Correlates of Virtual Reorientation
–Jennifer E. Sutton, Marc F. Joanisse, Nora S. Newcombe [] []
Tracking the Time Course of Orthographic Information in Spoken-Word Recognition
–Anne Pier Salverda, Michael K. Tanenhaus [] []
Repeated Testing Produces Superior Transfer of Learning Relative to Repeated Studying
–Andrew C. Butler [] []
Loss of Cognitive Skill Across Delays: Constraints for Theories of Cognitive Skill Acquisition
–Nicolas J. Wilkins, Katherine A. Rawson [] []
Semantic Preview Benefit in Eye Movements During Reading: A Parafoveal Fast-Priming Study
–Sven Hohenstein, Jochen Laubrock, Reinhold Kliegl [] []
Causal Status and Coherence in Causal-Based Categorization
–Bob Rehder, ShinWoo Kim [] []
Examining the Relationship Between Free Recall and Immediate Serial Recall: The Effects of List Length and Output Order
–Geoff Ward, Lydia Tan, Rachel Grenfell-Essam [] []
Mental Subtraction in High- and Lower Skilled Arithmetic Problem Solvers: Verbal Report Versus Operand-Recognition Paradigms
–Catherine Thevenot, Caroline Castel, Muriel Fanget, Michel Fayol [] []
Embedded Words in Visual Word Recognition: Does the Left Hemisphere See the Rain in Brain?
–Samantha F. McCormick, Colin J. Davis, Marc Brysbaert [] []
Making Things Difficult in Lexical Decision: The Impact of Pseudohomophones and Transposed-Letter Nonwords on Frequency and Semantic Priming Effects
–Stephen J. Lupker, Penny M. Pexman [] []
Information-Processing Alternatives to Holistic Perception: Identifying the Mechanisms of Secondary-Level Holism Within a Categorization Paradigm
–Mario Fific, James T. Townsend [] []
Imagined Positive Emotions and Inhibitory Control: The Differentiated Effect of Pride Versus Happiness
–Maayan Katzir, Tal Eyal, Nachshon Meiran, Yoav Kessler [] []
Revisiting the Novelty Effect: When Familiarity, Not Novelty, Enhances Memory
–J. Poppenk, S. Köhler, M. Moscovitch [] []
False Memories Seconds Later: The Rapid and Compelling Onset of Illusory Recognition
–Kristin E. Flegal, Alexandra S. Atkins, Patricia A. Reuter-Lorenz [] []
Long-Lasting Effects of Briefly Flashed Words and Pseudowords in Ultrarapid Serial Visual Presentation
–Thorsten Albrecht, Dirk Vorberg [] []
Item-Specific Encoding Produces an Additional Benefit of Directed Forgetting: Evidence From Intrusion Errors
–Lili Sahakyan, Peter F. Delaney [] []