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In this Review, Naveh-Benjamin and Cowan discuss age-related changes in working memory capacity and how working memory interacts with other cognitive capacities, relating both to theories of ...
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The results thus replicate those reported by Craik et al. (1996) and Naveh-Benjamin et al. (1998, 2000). It is interesting that DA at encoding reduced cued-recall levels for younger and older adults to the same degree.
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An associative hypothesis to explain and predict older adults' deficient explicit episodic memory performance was outlined and tested. The hypothesis attributes a substantial part of older adults' deficient memory performance to their difficulty in merging unrelated attributes-units of an episode into a cohesive unit. Although each of the components can be memorized to a reasonable degree, the ...
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Those JOLs vary with retrie-val time (Benjamin et al., 1998) and often use the end-points of the judgment scale (Dunlosky & Nelson, 1994), indicating that the success or failure of the attempt strongly informs JOLs.
