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Organisation: what levels of processing are levels of.

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The psychology of thought and memory has historically been concerned with a struggle between associationism and its opponents. Organisation theory--in part an offspring of Gestalt concepts--has been the most successful and vocal of these contenders. The ... (Full abstract text below)

Published 2002 Sep-Nov in Journal: Memory (Language : eng)

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1. Memory. 2002 Sep-Nov;10(5-6):333-8

Organisation: what levels of processing are levels of.

Mandler G

Department of Psychology, University of California, San Diego, 92093-0109, USA. gmandler@ucsd.edu

The psychology of thought and memory has historically been concerned with a struggle between associationism and its opponents. Organisation theory--in part an offspring of Gestalt concepts--has been the most successful and vocal of these contenders. The levels-of-processing framework has been a part of the effort to overcome associationist predilections. Aspects of principles of organisation and of the recent history of organisation theory are presented, followed by an analysis of the levels-of-processing approach in terms of organisational concepts.

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George	Mandler	G

Affiliation: Department of Psychology, University of California, San Diego, 92093-0109, USA. gmandler@ucsd.edu

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History, 20th Century
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