APS

29th APS Annual Convention · 2017

Memory Priority and the Early Isolation Effect: Further Support for the Importance of Attentional Resources

Boston, MA · May 2017

Poster Session · Cognitive

  • Constance Schmidt
    Middle Tennessee State University
  • Stephen Schmidt
    Middle Tennessee State University

Abstract

When words isolated by color are given high priority at encoding, participants devote extra attentional resources to them and an early isolation effect is observed. However, this effect is reversed when isolated items are given low priority at encoding and disappears when isolated items are given high priority at retrieval.

Human Learning and Memory

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