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The Effects Of Positive And Negative Retrieval Cues On Release From Retroactive Interference, Michael P. Etgen
The Effects Of Positive And Negative Retrieval Cues On Release From Retroactive Interference, Michael P. Etgen
Master's Theses
The following study examined the effects of positive and negative retrieval cues within a release from retroactive interference design. Predictions based upon a modification to the cue-overloading hypothesis were evaluated. Subjects were 79 Introductory Psychology students. They learned two lists, each composed of four-legged animals, and were tested for recall of the originally-learned list. Informed subjects were supplied with a retrieval cue for the interpolated list to provide a release from retroactive interference. All subjects were further divided into those who were released by becoming aware during original learning and those who were not. Comparisons revealed a reliable and comparable …
The Effects Of Positive And Negative Retrieval Cues On Release From Retroactive Interference, Michael P. Etgen
The Effects Of Positive And Negative Retrieval Cues On Release From Retroactive Interference, Michael P. Etgen
Master's Theses
The following study examined the effects of positive and negative retrieval cues within a release from retroactive interference design. Predictions based upon a modification to the cue-overloading hypothesis were evaluated. Subjects were 79 Introductory Psychology students. They learned two lists, each composed of four-legged animals, and were tested for recall of the originally-learned list. Informed subjects were supplied with a retrieval cue for the interpolated list to provide a release from retroactive interference. All subjects were further divided into those who were released by becoming aware during original learning and those who were not. Comparisons revealed a reliable and comparable …