论文信息 - On the trace strength of responses varying in correctness

On the trace strength of responses varying in correctness

A paired-associate learning experiment was carried out to see if two presumed measures of memory trace strength, subjective certainty and latency, were able to distinguish between responses varying in their degree of correctness. Evidence was found for three discrete incorrect-response states.

Alexander J. Wearing | A. Wearing

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