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Journal of Experimental Psychology: General

Editor:
Fernanda Ferreira, PhD

1974  Volume 102, Issue 6 (Jun)

  1. Simultaneous discriminations: Two separate types of control.
    Pages 941-947
    Zeiler, Michael D.
  2. An analysis of intersensory transfer of form.
    Pages 948-953
    Shaffer, Ronald W.; Ellis, Henry C.
  3. Partial reward either following or preceding consistent reward: A case of reinforcement level.
    Pages 954-962
    Capaldi, E. J.
  4. Word recognition and morphemic structure.
    Pages 963-968
    Murrell, Graham A.; Morton, John
  5. Consonant-vowel-consonant recognition as a function of graphic familiarity and meaning.
    Pages 969-974
    Greenberg, Seth N.
  6. Information extraction from different retinal locations.
    Pages 975-980
    Lefton, Lester A.; Haber, Ralph N.
  7. The linguistic interdependence of bilinguals.
    Pages 981-983
    Lopez, Mike; Young, Robert K.
  8. Role of higher order rules in problem solving.
    Pages 984-991
    Scandura, Joseph M.
  9. Memory search of categorized lists: A consideration of alternative self-terminating search strategies.
    Pages 992-1000
    Naus, Mary J.
  10. Directed forgetting as a function of explicit within-list cuing and implicit postlist cuing.
    Pages 1001-1006
    Woodward, Addison E.; Park, Denise C.; Seebohm, Karen
  11. Effects of imagery instructions, imagery ratings, and number of dictionary meanings upon recognition and recall.
    Pages 1007-1014
    Peterson, M. J.; McGee, S. H.
  12. Parallel processing in a word-nonword classification task.
    Pages 1015-1020
    Novik, Neil
  13. The temporal course of recovery from interference and degree of learning in the Brown-Peterson paradigm.
    Pages 1021-1026
    Wickens, Delos D.; Gittis, M. M.
  14. Maintenance of interference in short-term memory.
    Pages 1027-1034
    Goggin, Judith; Riley, Donald A.
  15. Interaction of positive and negative labels with category composition in attribute identification concept performance.
    Pages 1035-1038
    Toppino, Thomas C.; Johnson, Peder J.
  16. Strength of auditory stimulus-response compatability as a function of task complexity.
    Pages 1039-1045
    Callan, James; Klisz, Diane; Parsons, Oscar A.
  17. Estimation of word frequency in continuous and discrete tasks.
    Pages 1046-1052
    Begg, Ian
  18. Hypothesis behavior as a function of amount of pretraining.
    Pages 1053-1060
    White, Raymond M.
  19. Semantic encoding and recognition memory: A test of encoding variability theory.
    Pages 1061-1068
    Winograd, Eugene; Geis, Mary F.
  20. Evidence of a primary frustration effect following quality reduction in the double runway.
    Pages 1069-1075
    Cross, Henry A.; Boyer, William N.
  21. Variables affecting the intermanual transfer and decay of prism adaptation.
    Pages 1076-1084
    Choe, Chong S.; Welch, Robert B.
  22. Retrieval of words from well-learned sets: The effect of category size.
    Pages 1085-1091
    Freedman, Jonathan L.; Loftus, Elizabeth F.
  23. Stimulus and response frequency and sequential effects in memory scanning reaction times.
    Pages 1092-1099
    Theios, John; Walter, Dennis G.
  24. Stimulus probability and stimulus set size in memory scanning.
    Pages 1100-1107
    Biederman, Irving; Stacy, E. Webb
  25. Stimulus encoding and decision processes in recognition memory.
    Pages 1108-1115
    Juola, James F.; Taylor, Glen A.; Young, Michael E.
  26. Retrieving attribute and name information from semantic memory.
    Pages 1116-1122
    Loftus, Elizabeth F.; Cole, William
  27. Partial category cuing: The accessibility of categories.
    Pages 1123-1125
    Parker, Richard E.; Warren, Linda
  28. Evidence for retroactive interference in recognition from reaction time.
    Pages 1126-1129
    Sanders, Andries F.; Whitaker, Leslie; Cofer, Charles N.
  29. Clarification of the roles of absolute and relative frequency on list differentiation.
    Pages 1130-1132
    Mason, Mildred; Katz, Leonard
  30. Recall accuracy of eidetikers.
    Pages 1133-1135
    Furst, Charles J.; Fuld, Kenneth; Pancoe, Michael
  31. Processing the terms right and left: A note on left-handers.
    Pages 1135-1137
    Olson, Gary M.; Laxar, Kevin
  32. Syllable-dependent pronunciation latencies in number naming: A replication.
    Pages 1138-1140
    Klapp, Stuart T.
  33. Short-term memory for sounds and words.
    Pages 1140-1142
    Rowe, Edward J.; Philipchalk, Ronald P.; Cake, Leslie J.
  34. Shock-associated words in a nonattended message: A test for momentary awareness.
    Pages 1143-1144
    Corteen, R. S.; Dunn, D.
  35. Relation between similarity grouping and peripheral discriminability.
    Pages 1145-1147
    Beck, Jacob
  36. Category similarity and retroactive inhibition in free recall.
    Pages 1147-1149
    Birnbaum, Isabel M.