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Letter cues as retrieval aids in semantic memory

Two studies compared the cuing potential of single-letter (F, M, and L) and double-letter (FF, MM, LL, FM, FL, and ML) cues in facilitating retrieval of temporarily inacessible words from semantic memory (F=first, M=middle, and L=last letter(s) to target word)

Alan S. Brown | Kevin Knight | Kevin K. Knight

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