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Select article: Effects of Age on the Ability to Remember Common and Rare Proper Names

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First published 1994-11

Effects of Age on the Ability to Remember Common and Rare Proper Names

S.J. Jones, P.M.A. Rabbitt

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

Select article: China: Remember the names

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First published 1990-11

China: Remember the names

Jasper Becker

Index on Censorship

Select article: Mr. Barber or a Barber: Remembering Names and Occupations

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First published 1997-12

Mr. Barber or a Barber: Remembering Names and Occupations

Millard M. McCluney, E. Evan Krauter

Psychological Reports

Select article: Motivating Compliance with a Request by Remembering Someone's Name

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First published 1995-8

Motivating Compliance with a Request by Remembering Someone's Name

Daniel J. Howard, Charles Gengler

Psychological Reports

Select article: Remembering the names for visually and haptically examined braille symbols

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First published 1992-11

Remembering the names for visually and haptically examined braille symbols

Slater E. Newman, Anthony D. Hall, Sharon M. Pullen

British Journal of Visual Impairment

Select article: I recognise your name but I can’t remember your face: An advantage for names in recognition memory

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First published 2019-7

I recognise your name but I can’t remember your face: An advantage for names in recognition memory

A Mike Burton, Rob Jenkins, David J Robertson

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

Select article: I Recognize your Face,but I Can't Remember your Name: A Question of Expertise?

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First published 2004-7

I Recognize your Face,but I Can't Remember your Name: A Question of Expertise?

Rasha Abdel Rahman, Werner Sommer, Ella Olada

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

Select article: Book review: An Everlasting Name: Cultural Remembrance and Traditions of Onymic Commemoration

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First published 2023-4

Book review: An Everlasting Name: Cultural Remembrance and Traditions of Onymic Commemoration

Stanley Waterman

Memory Studies

Select article: I Recognize Your Face,But I Can't Remember Your Name: A Grown up Explanation

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First published 1997-2

I Recognize Your Face,But I Can't Remember Your Name: A Grown up Explanation

C. Scanlan Lesley, Robert A. Johnston

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

Select article: “Hard to Remember,then Hard to Forget”: A Qualitative Exploration into the Attitudes and Lived Experiences of Black People With Black Names

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“Hard to Remember,then Hard to Forget”: A Qualitative Exploration into the Attitudes and Lived Experiences of Black People With Black Names

Destin L. Mizelle, Candice N. Hargons

Journal of Black Psychology

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