A slippery directional slope: Individual differences in using slope as a directional cueWEISBERG, Steven M; NEWCOMBE, Nora S.Memory & cognition. 2014, Vol 42, Num 4, pp 648-661, issn 0090-502X, 14 p.Article

Associative recognition and the list strength paradigmOSTH, Adam F; DENNIS, Simon.Memory & cognition. 2014, Vol 42, Num 4, pp 583-594, issn 0090-502X, 12 p.Article

Cognitive style and religiosity: The role of conflict detectionPENNYCOOK, Gordon; CHEYNE, James Allan; BARR, Nathaniel et al.Memory & cognition. 2014, Vol 42, Num 1, pp 1-10, issn 0090-502X, 10 p.Article

Collective memories of three wars in United States history in younger and older adultsZAROMB, Franklin; BUTLER, Andrew C; AGARWAL, Pooja K et al.Memory & cognition. 2014, Vol 42, Num 3, pp 383-399, issn 0090-502X, 17 p.Article

Distinguishing lexical- versus discourse-level processing using event-related potentialsYI TING HUANG; HOPFINGER, Joseph; GORDON, Peter C et al.Memory & cognition. 2014, Vol 42, Num 2, pp 275-291, issn 0090-502X, 17 p.Article

Expecting to teach enhances learning and organization of knowledge in free recall of text passagesNESTOJKO, John F; BUI, Dung C; KORNELL, Nate et al.Memory & cognition. 2014, Vol 42, Num 7, pp 1038-1048, issn 0090-502X, 11 p.Article

Is naming faces different from naming objects? Semantic interference in a face- and object-naming taskMARFUL, Alejandra; PAOLIERI, Daniela; BAJO, M. Teresa et al.Memory & cognition. 2014, Vol 42, Num 3, pp 525-537, issn 0090-502X, 13 p.Article

Odor-context effects in free recall after a short retention interval: A new methodology for controlling adaptationISARIDA, Takeo; SAKAI, Tetsuya; KUBOTA, Takayuki et al.Memory & cognition. 2014, Vol 42, Num 3, pp 421-433, issn 0090-502X, 13 p.Article

Reinstating higher order properties of a study list by retrieving a list itemHUMPHREYS, Michael S; MURRAY, Krista L; KOH, Joyce Yanfang et al.Memory & cognition. 2014, Vol 42, Num 4, pp 570-582, issn 0090-502X, 13 p.Article

Self-pacing study of faces of different races: metacognitive control over study does not eliminate the cross-race recognition effectTULLIS, Jonathan G; BENJAMIN, Aaron S; XIPING LIU et al.Memory & cognition. 2014, Vol 42, Num 6, pp 863-875, issn 0090-502X, 13 p.Article

Speaking is silver, writing is golden? The role of cognitive and social factors in written versus spoken witness accountsSAUERLAND, Melanie; KRIX, Alana C; VAN KAN, Nikki et al.Memory & cognition. 2014, Vol 42, Num 6, pp 978-992, issn 0090-502X, 15 p.Article

Stress assignment in reading Italian: Friendship outweighs dominanceBURANI, Cristina; PAIZI, Despina; SULPIZIO, Simone et al.Memory & cognition. 2014, Vol 42, Num 4, pp 662-675, issn 0090-502X, 14 p.Article

Testing effects in mixed- versus pure-list designsROWLAND, Christopher A; LITTRELL-BAEZ, Megan K; SENSENIG, Amanda E et al.Memory & cognition. 2014, Vol 42, Num 6, pp 912-921, issn 0090-502X, 10 p.Article

The evaluation of the consistency of quantified assertionsRAGNI, Marco; KHEMLANI, Sangeet; JOHNSON-LAIRD, P. N et al.Memory & cognition. 2014, Vol 42, Num 1, pp 53-66, issn 0090-502X, 14 p.Article

The roles of associative and executive processes in creative cognitionBEATY, Roger E; SILVIA, Paul J; NUSBAUM, Emily C et al.Memory & cognition. 2014, Vol 42, Num 7, pp 1186-1197, issn 0090-502X, 12 p.Article

Using response time modeling to distinguish memory and decision processes in recognition and source tasksSTARNS, Jeffrey J.Memory & cognition. 2014, Vol 42, Num 8, pp 1357-1372, issn 0090-502X, 16 p.Article

Using the memory activation capture (MAC) procedure to investigate the temporal dynamics of hypothesis generationLANGE, Nicholas D; BUTTACCIO, Daniel R; DAVELAAR, Eddy J et al.Memory & cognition. 2014, Vol 42, Num 2, pp 264-274, issn 0090-502X, 11 p.Article

A test of the survival processing advantage in implicit and explicit memory testsMCBRIDE, Dawn M; THOMAS, Brandon J; ZIMMERMAN, Corinne et al.Memory & cognition. 2013, Vol 41, Num 6, pp 862-871, issn 0090-502X, 10 p.Article

Easily perceived, easily remembered? Perceptual interference produces a double dissociation between metamemory and memory performanceBESKEN, Miri; MULLIGAN, Neil W.Memory & cognition. 2013, Vol 41, Num 6, pp 897-903, issn 0090-502X, 7 p.Article

How activation, entanglement, and searching a semantic network contribute to event memoryNELSON, Douglas L; KITTO, Kirsty; GALEA, David et al.Memory & cognition. 2013, Vol 41, Num 6, pp 797-819, issn 0090-502X, 23 p.Article

Internal reinstatement hides cuing effects in source memory tasksSTARNS, Jeffrey J; HICKS, Jason L.Memory & cognition. 2013, Vol 41, Num 7, pp 953-966, issn 0090-502X, 14 p.Article

Learning and extrapolating a periodic functionKALISH, Michael L.Memory & cognition. 2013, Vol 41, Num 6, pp 886-896, issn 0090-502X, 11 p.Article

Monitoring the capacity of working memory: Executive control and effects of listening effortAMICHETTI, Nicole M; STANLEY, Raymond S; WHITE, Alison G et al.Memory & cognition. 2013, Vol 41, Num 6, pp 839-849, issn 0090-502X, 11 p.Article

On the importance of looking back: The role of recursive remindings in recency judgments and cued recallJACOBY, Larry L; WAHLHEIM, Christopher N.Memory & cognition. 2013, Vol 41, Num 5, pp 625-637, issn 0090-502X, 13 p.Article

Peripheral vision benefits spatial learning by guiding eye movementsYAMAMOTO, Naohide; PHILBECK, John W.Memory & cognition. 2013, Vol 41, Num 1, pp 109-121, issn 0090-502X, 13 p.Article