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First published 1986-10

Errors of Free Recall in Senile Dementia

Sjoerd Wiegersma, Emmy Van Dongen, Hans Lomans

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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First published 2011-3

Article Recall,Credibility Lower with Grammar Errors

Alyssa Appelman, Paul Bolls

News Research Journal

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First published 1982-2

Complex Movement Patterns: Learning Retention and Sources of Error in Recall

Phillip J. Bairstow, Judith I. Laszlo

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

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First published 1981-10

Relationship between Bender Errors,Emotional Indicators and Performance on Bender Recall

Barbara Anderson, Kathryn Rallis

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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First published 2024-6

Numbers in News Articles: Effects of Presence,Errors,and (False) Recall

Alyssa Appelman

Electronic News

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First published 1996-2

Unchained Memory: Error Patterns Rule out Chaining Models of Immediate Serial Recall

Richard N. A. Henson, Dennis G. Norris, Michael P. A. Page [...]

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

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First published 2014-8

A Note on Mechanisms Leading to Lower Data Quality of Late or Reluctant Respondents

Frauke Kreuter, Gerrit Müller, Mark Trappmann

Sociological Methods & Research

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First published 2016-1

Confusing the drug facts on one nonprescription drug label with those on another: The Drug Facts Label as a text schema

Michael P Ryan, Reagan N Costello-White, Mercedes N Sandoval

Health Psychology Open

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First published 2018-10

How We Remember Conversation: Implications in Legal Settings

Sarah Brown-Schmidt, Aaron S. Benjamin

Policy Insights from the Behavioral and Brain Sciences

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First published 2025-2

The Working Memory Model and the relationship between immediate serial recall and immediate free recall

Geoff Ward, Philip C Beaman

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

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