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Journal of Experimental Psychology: General

Editor:
Fernanda Ferreira, PhD

1973  Volume 100, Issue 2 (Oct)

  1. Long-term memory of odors with and without verbal descriptions.
    Pages 221-227
    Engen, Trygg; Ross, Bruce M.
  2. Interference in memory between tones adjacent in the musical scale.
    Pages 228-231
    Deutsch, Diana
  3. Sensory and decision processes in anchor effects and aftereffects.
    Pages 232-238
    McNicol, D.; Pennington, C. W.
  4. Time-intensity equivalence relations for auditory pulse trains.
    Pages 239-245
    Pollack, Irwin
  5. Organization by modality in short-term memory.
    Pages 246-253
    Nilsson, Lars-Goran
  6. Transfer of incidental learning to free recall.
    Pages 254-258
    Hicks, Robert E.; Tarr, Mary T.; Young, Robert K.
  7. Anagram solution as a function of bigram versatility.
    Pages 259-262
    Solso, Robert L.; Topper, Gene E.; Macey, William H.
  8. Handedness and adaptation to visual distortions of size and distance.
    Pages 263-269
    Luria, S. M.; McKay, Christine L.; Ferris, Steven H.
  9. Imagery versus repetition encoding in short- and long-term memory.
    Pages 270-276
    Elliott, Lee
  10. Semantic processing without permanent storage.
    Pages 277-283
    Mandler, George; Worden, Patricia E.
  11. Asymmetries in processing the terms "right" and "left."
    Pages 284-290
    Olson, Gary M.; Laxar, Kevin
  12. Recognition and cued recall of idioms and phrases.
    Pages 291-296
    Horowitz, Leonard M.; Manelis, Leon
  13. Effect of amount of interpolated learning and length of retention interval upon retroactive inhibition in a serial search task.
    Pages 297-301
    Hicks, Robert E.; Young, Robert K.
  14. Response force as an indicant of conflict in double stimulation.
    Pages 302-309
    Kantowitz, Barry H.
  15. Configural effect in multiple-cue probability learning.
    Pages 310-314
    Edgell, Stephen E.; Castellan, N. John
  16. Intentional and incidental learning in children and the von Restorff effect.
    Pages 315-318
    Rabinowitz, F. Michael; Andrews, Susan R.
  17. Practice effects on categorical production of vocal duration.
    Pages 319-326
    Hupet, Michel; Citta, Marco
  18. Recognition memory for sequentially presented pictorial and verbal spatial information.
    Pages 327-334
    Murphy, Ronald J.
  19. Effects of random and nonrandom dotted visual noise on discrimination of a dotted target line.
    Pages 335-340
    Chinnis, James O.; Uttal, William R.
  20. Effects of pattern goodness on recognition time in a memory search task.
    Pages 341-348
    Checkosky, Stephen F.; Whitlock, Dean
  21. Perception of letters, words, and nonwords.
    Pages 349-353
    Massaro, Dominic W.
  22. Adaptation to shifts in previously mastered functional rules.
    Pages 354-360
    Wagenaar, W. A.; Vroon, A. G.; Stakenburg, H.
  23. Delayed recognition testing, incidental learning, and proactive-inhibition release.
    Pages 361-367
    Carey, Stephen T.
  24. Implicit speech in reading: Reconsidered.
    Pages 368-374
    Klapp, Stuart T.; Anderson, Wallace G.; Berrian, Raymond W.
  25. Effect of number of secondary reinforcers on resistance to extinction in children.
    Pages 375-379
    Johnson, Neil A.
  26. Preference-for-signaled-shock phenomenon: Effects of shock modifiability and light reinforcement.
    Pages 380-386
    Biederman, Gerald B.; Furedy, John J.
  27. Requiring hypotheses and the identification of unidimensional conjunctive and disjunctive concepts.
    Pages 387-394
    Dominowski, Roger L.
  28. Effects of being observed on short- and long-term recall.
    Pages 395-398
    Geen, Russell G.
  29. Evidence that recall-anticipation differences increase with increasing time intervals.
    Pages 399-402
    Battig, William F.
  30. Generalization of extinction gradients: A systematic analysis.
    Pages 403-412
    Dubin, William J.; Levis, Donald J.
  31. Differential instrumental conditioning as a function of percentage and amount of positive stimulus reward.
    Pages 413-415
    McHose, James H.; Peters, Douglas P.
  32. Probability, compatibility, speed, and accuracy.
    Pages 416-418
    Harm, O. Joseph; Lappin, Joseph S.
  33. Effects of syntactic complexity on processing and retrieval of sentential constituents.
    Pages 419-421
    Haslett, Betty J.
  34. Reaction time to noise bursts of different durations.
    Pages 422-423
    Emmerich, David S.; Gruenfeld, Leon S.; Wiesenfeld, Alan R.
  35. Levels of processing serial lists embedded in narratives.
    Pages 423-425
    Thieman, Thomas J.
  36. Memory for physical and semantic features of visual material in a shadowing task.
    Pages 426-428
    Hall, Ralph; Swane, Diana; Jenkins, R. A.
  37. Semantic memory and sentence verification time.
    Pages 429-431
    Doll, Theodore, J; et al
  38. Additive interference processes in short-term memory.
    Pages 432-434
    Ternes, Willi; Yuille, John C.
  39. A comparison of forward versus backward recognition masking.
    Pages 434-436
    Massaro, Dominic W.