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Journal of Experimental Psychology: General

Editor:
Fernanda Ferreira, PhD

1974  Volume 103, Issue 6 (Dec)

  1. Editorial.
    Pages 1043-1045
    Grant, David A.
  2. A study of the knee jerk.
    Pages 1047-1066
    Twitmyer, Edwin B.
  3. Spontaneous recovery and clustering of first-list responses.
    Pages 1067-1073
    Wickens, Delos D.; Dalezman, Joseph
  4. Secondary task performance during directed forgetting.
    Pages 1074-1079
    Martin, David W.; Kelly, Richard T.
  5. Effects of interdimensional training on stimulus generalization: An extension.
    Pages 1080-1085
    Thomas, David R.; Wheatley, Kimbal L.
  6. Recognition of numerals imbedded in words, pronounceable nonwords, and random sequences of letters.
    Pages 1086-1091
    Lakner, Edward
  7. Double stimulation with varying response requirements.
    Pages 1092-1107
    Kantowitz, Barry H.
  8. Magnitude judgments and difference judgments of lightness and darkness: A two-stage analysis.
    Pages 1108-1114
    Rule, Stanley J.; Laye, Ronald C.; Curtis, Dwight W.
  9. Response topography in the acquisition of differential eyelid conditioning.
    Pages 1115-1123
    Zajano, Michael J.; Grant, David A.
  10. Regulation and production of movement effects in exploration-recognition performance.
    Pages 1124-1130
    Landrigan, David T.; Forsyth, G. Alfred
  11. Comparisons of digits and dot patterns.
    Pages 1131-1136
    Buckley, Paul B.; Gillman, Clifford B.
  12. Language tagging in bilingual free recall.
    Pages 1137-1141
    Liepmann, Dirk; Saegert, Joel
  13. Stereoscopic enhancement and erasure of subjective contours.
    Pages 1142-1146
    Lawson, R. B.; Cowan, Elisabeth; Gibbs, T. D.; Whitmore, Cynthia G.
  14. Transfer of differential eyelid conditioning: Effects of semantic and formal features of verbal stimuli.
    Pages 1147-1152
    Zajano, Michael J.; Grant, David A.; Schwartz, Marian
  15. Recognition memory and degree of semantic contextual change.
    Pages 1153-1159
    Hunt, R. Reed; Ellis, Henry C.
  16. Heart rate and disjunctive reaction time: The effects of discrimination requirements.
    Pages 1160-1168
    Duncan-Johnson, Connie C.; Coles, Michael G.
  17. Free-recall transfer and individual differences in subjective organization.
    Pages 1169-1174
    Earhard, Marcia
  18. Tactile apparent movement: The effects of number of stimulators.
    Pages 1175-1180
    Kirman, Jacob H.
  19. Interference between binary classification judgments and some repetition effects in a serial choice reaction time task.
    Pages 1181-1190
    Rabbitt, P. M.; Vyas, S. M.
  20. Motivation and the three-function learning: Food deprivation and approach-avoidance to food words.
    Pages 1191-1199
    Staats, Arthur W.; Warren, Don R.
  21. Peripherally presented and unreported words may bias the perceived meaning of a centrally fixated homograph.
    Pages 1200-1202
    Bradshaw, John L.
  22. Effects of delayed performance on a word association task upon ongoing short-term recall.
    Pages 1202-1204
    Thurner, Ronald D.; Mauldin, Michael A.
  23. Free, forced, and restricted recall in verbal learning.
    Pages 1204-1207
    Ritter, Walter; Buschke, Herman
  24. Effects of probe-digit positions and feedback on item retrievability in short-term memory.
    Pages 1207-1210
    Read, J. D.; Read, Gayle; Excell, Ian
  25. Total time hypothesis in low-meaningful serial learning: Task, age and verbalization instructions.
    Pages 1210-1213
    Koffman, Elaine C.; Weinstock, Roy B.
  26. Response bias in the recognition of pictures and names by children.
    Pages 1214-1215
    Jones, Bill
  27. Physical size shift and release of proactive inhibition in short-term memory.
    Pages 1216-1217
    Elliott, Maxwell C.
  28. Hypermnesia for pictures but not words.
    Pages 1218-1219
    Shapiro, Shelly R.; Erdely, Matthew H.
  29. Conjunctive concept learning as affected by prior relevance information and other informational variables.
    Pages 1220-1222
    Miller, Lance A.