APS
29th APS Annual Convention · 2017
Conservative Response Bias in Recognition Memory for Faces, Photographs, and Paintings
- Kaitlyn Fallow
University of Victoria - Sastun Phillips
University of Victoria - D. Stephen Lindsay
University of Victoria
Abstract
A series of recognition memory experiments in our lab has shown that response bias is consistently conservative when images of paintings are used as stimuli. We report the results of several follow-up studies showing that this effect generalizes to other types of images, such as photographs of faces and scenes.
Human Learning and Memory
