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Journal of Experimental Psychology: General

Editor:
Fernanda Ferreira, PhD

1972  Volume 93, Issue 2 (May)

  1. Human performance in contingent information-processing tasks.
    Pages 219-238
    Biederman, Irving
  2. Observing responses and decision processes in vigilance.
    Pages 239-244
    Guralnick, Michael J.
  3. Attention demands of memory retrieval.
    Pages 245-248
    Keele, Steven W.
  4. Item arrangement effects on transfer and serial position errors in part-whole learning of different materials.
    Pages 249-255
    Fingeret, Allan L.; Brogden, W. J.
  5. Verbal discrimination learning as a function of percentage occurrence of reinforcing information (% ORI) and varying presentation rates.
    Pages 256-261
    Gamboni, William R.; Gaustad, Gregory R.; Wilson, Buford E.
  6. Sequential dependencies in single-item and multiple-item probability learning.
    Pages 262-267
    Levin, Irwin P.; Dulberg, Corrine S.; Dooley, J. Frank; Hinrichs, James V.
  7. Effects of verbal coding on recognition memory.
    Pages 268-278
    Santa, John L.; Ranken, Howard B.
  8. Assimilation and contrast effects in visual discrimination by rhesus monkeys.
    Pages 279-282
    Wilson, Martha
  9. Independence between binocular rivalry suppression duration and magnitude of suppression.
    Pages 283-289
    Fox, Robert; Check, Ronald
  10. Multidimensional stimulus control: Effects of training and/or testing.
    Pages 290-296
    Newman, Frederick L.; Andreone, C. Frank; Washburn, Lynne; Purtle, Ronald B.
  11. Effect of a forward indicator on backward masking.
    Pages 297-301
    Spencer, Terry J.; Hawkes, Larry; Mattson, Gregory
  12. Memory impairment in the aged: Storage versus retrieval deficit.
    Pages 302-308
    Drachman, David A.; Leavitt, Janet
  13. Implicit associative responses in verbal discrimination acquisition.
    Pages 309-319
    Kanak, N. Jack; Cole, Lawrence E.; Eckert, Ed
  14. Repetition effect as a function of event uncertainty, response-stimulus interval, and rank order of the event.
    Pages 320-326
    Umilta, Carlo; Snyder, Charles; Snyder, Martha
  15. Effects of attribute probability in a memory search task.
    Pages 327-332
    Dumas, Joseph; Gross, Elaine; Checkosky, Stephen F.
  16. False recognition as a function of encoding dimension and lag.
    Pages 333-337
    Raser, Glen A.
  17. Modification of perception by classical conditioning procedures.
    Pages 338-342
    Chapman, C. Richard; Feather, Ben W.
  18. Expected value as a determinant of the distribution of attention.
    Pages 343-348
    Shulman, Harvey G.; Fisher, Ronald P.
  19. Stimulus generalization variables in anagram-problem solving.
    Pages 349-353
    LeMay, Ernest H.
  20. A culture-free learning task.
    Pages 354-356
    Bugelski, B. R.; Lattanzio, Sandra
  21. Acoustic savings for items forgotten from long-term memory.
    Pages 357-360
    Nelson, Thomas O.; Rothbart, Robert
  22. The von Restorff effect in short-term memory.
    Pages 361-366
    Lively, Barry L.
  23. The latency operating characteristic: II. Effects of visual stimulus intensity on choice reaction time.
    Pages 367-372
    Lappin, Joseph S.; Disch, Kenneth
  24. Sequential effects of stimulus probability and prediction outcome on choice reaction time.
    Pages 373-378
    Whitman, Charles P.; Geller, E. Scott
  25. The use of category information in a memory-search task.
    Pages 379-385
    Lively, Barry L.; Sanford, Barry J.
  26. Effects of modality preferences on performance on a bisensory missing-units task.
    Pages 386-391
    Ingersoll, Gary M.; Di Vesta, Francis J.
  27. Incentive effects in the discrimination of two simultaneously occurring probability distributions.
    Pages 392-397
    Geller, E. Scott; Whitman, Charles P.; McGuire, Glenda J.
  28. Blocked presentation in multitrial free recall.
    Pages 398-403
    Weist, Richard M.; Powell, Arnold
  29. Probability discrimination indicated by stimulus prediction and reaction speed: Effects of S-R compatibility.
    Pages 404-409
    Geller, E. Scott; Whitman, Charles P.; Farris, John C.
  30. Memory search and the recall of digit series.
    Pages 410-416
    Fritzen, James
  31. Effect of retention interval, retroactive inhibition, and proactive inhibition on mediating associations.
    Pages 417-424
    Dobbs, Allen R.
  32. Detection of redundancy in multiple cue probability tasks.
    Pages 425-427
    Knowles, Brian A.; Hammond, Kenneth R.; Stewart, Thomas R.; Summers, David A.
  33. Effects of noun imagery, pronunciation, method of presentation, and intrapair order of items in verbal discrimination.
    Pages 427-429
    Rowe, Edward J.; Paivio, Allan
  34. Semantic generalization: Replication of Cramer's associative gradient.
    Pages 430-432
    Brotsky, S. Joyce; Litwin, Linda M.
  35. Stimulus anticipation in choice reaction time with variable S-R mapping.
    Pages 433-434
    Whitman, Charles P.; Geller, E. Scott