论文信息 - A model for response latency in paired-associate learning

A model for response latency in paired-associate learning

Abstract A 3-state model is proposed which is designed to account for both choice and latency data in paired-associate learning. Some properties of this model are derived, and some of its uses are illustrated with reference to a paired-associate experiment with 3 response alternatives and 12 stimulus items. Some empirical results not accounted for by the model are also described.

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