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2021 APS Virtual Convention · 2021

Depression Is Associated with Prolonged Recall Interference from Negative Memoranda after Processing Positive Information

Virtual · May 2021

Posters · Cognitive Psychology

  • Victoria Mundorf
    University of Nebraska Lincoln
  • Bart Rypma
    The University of Texas at Dallas
  • Nicholas Hubbard
    University of Nebraska, Lincoln

Abstract

Participants completed a memory task assessing the impact of proactive interference on recall accuracy between categorical shifts in memoranda. Participants with lower depression scores showed a larger reduction in proactive interference for negative words after processing positive words, compared to persons with higher depression scores.

Memory