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13 Cards in this Set
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Bruce & Young 86
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seperate box to SIU
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COhen & Faulkner 86
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learn info about people
names recalled less often sem info= embedded in memory and expt names not imaginable |
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Morris 78
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names recalled better if visualised
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McWeeny 87
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occupation names baker
sentences mr baker is a butcher occupation recalled better not freq/ context/ imaginability |
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Cohen 90
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made up and genuine occupation names
both occ and name harder to recall if meaningless names arbitrary and meaningless |
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Flude 89
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EST could recall sem info
not names seperate or harder |
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Burton & Bruce 92
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not seperate names one pin, sem info
may pins links SIU feedback 2 pins and activate others so complete |
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Uniqueness hyp
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addition of activation for SIU many links; dec in activation SIU one link
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Burton & Bruce 93
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Known/ Common names produced faster
more stronger links |
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Bredart 95
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more info known (more SIUs for that PIN = better recall- not all together
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Hanley 95
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NP
no face naming or tel no. recall occupation and face - name match ok evidence for meaningless hyp |
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Scanlan & Johnston 97
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match face and info name
kids = name advantage over occupation (opp 4 adults) names meaningless (+occ 4 kids?) names not access serial post SIU kids use names more than occupation |
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Hollis & Valentine 2001
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Proper nouns = unique same as names
priming= cross modality for name and landmark; not for country or object - not uniqueness or meaningfulness - name and landmark = purely referential -object and country have associated concepts Associative priming = names/ voices/ faces cross modality - each ref only single person - dito name, landmark, country and object have associated concepts and SIU prime NPU and PIN do |
