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The generation effect: dissociating enhanced item memory and disrupted order memory.

Generating stimuli at encoding typically improves memory for occurrence (item memory) but might disrupt memory for order. In three experiments, the relationship between generation and order memory was examined by using familiar stimuli, which give rise ...
Neil W Mulligan (Mem Cognit, 200209)
generation-effect-dissociating-enhanced-item-memory-disrupted-order.asp

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Guilty by mere association: evaluative conditioning and the spreading attitude effect.

Five experiments investigated the phenomenon that attitude formation is not confined to the co-occurrence of an attitudinal object with an evaluated experience. The pairing of a target with a (dis)liked person not only affects the evaluation of the ...
Eva Walther (J Pers Soc Psychol, 200206)
guilty-mere-association-evaluative-conditioning-spreading-attitude.asp

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Rapid activation of the lexicon: a further investigation with behavioral and computational results.

Priming effects were observed in a categorization task for both prime-target synonym pairs (e.g., boat-ship) and first-associate pairs (e.g., boat-sea). However, the amount and onset of priming were different for synonyms and associated pairs. The effect ...
Steve Bueno, Cheryl Frenck-Mestre (Brain Lang, 200204-06)
rapid-activation-lexicon-investigation-behavioral-computational.asp

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Thinking about oneself and others: the relational-interdependent self-construal and social cognition.

These studies focus on the relational-interdependent self-construals association with implicit or indirect cognitive processes. In the relational-interdependent self-construal, the self is defined largely in terms of close relationships, resulting in ...
Susan E Cross, Michael L Morris, Jonathan S Gore (J Pers Soc Psychol, 200203)
thinking-oneself-others-relational-interdependent-self-construal.asp

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Automatic stimulus-response associations may be semantically mediated.

Three experiments on numerical odd/even judgment are presented. In the first experiment, we show that tachistoscopically presented Arabic primes influence the reaction latencies (RTs) to Arabic targets in two ways: First, RTs to targets are longer when ...
Bert Reynvoet, Bernie Caessens, Marc Brysbaert (Psychon Bull Rev, 200203)
automatic-stimulus-response-associations-semantically-mediated.asp

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Public awareness, attitude, and understanding of epilepsy in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, China.

PURPOSE: Because of the nature of the epileptic seizure, the social stigma attached to epilepsy is a major handicap to persons with epilepsy compared with the disability associated with seizures or the side effects from medications. Measuring the ...
Chung-yan Gardian Fong, Anchor Hung (Epilepsia, 200203)
public-awareness-attitude-understanding-epilepsy-hong-kong-special.asp

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Tests of the power PC theory of causal induction with negative contingencies.

The power PC theory of causal induction (Cheng, 1997) proposes that causal estimates are based on the power p of a potential cause, where p is the contingency between the cause and effect normalized by the base rate of the effect. Previous tests of this ...
David R Shanks (Exp Psychol, 2002)
tests-power-pc-theory-causal-induction-negative-contingencies.asp