Paired-associate learning strategy and performance of Ss (N = 96) high and low on the Stroop Test color/word ratio under different motivation and learning conditions were studied. There was a significant relationship between task, strategy, and cognitive style (p < .01), though no relationships with performance were found. Results indicated that strategy may be less dependent on specific task demands than performance.
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