Interactions between short-term and long-term memory in the verbal domain
By: edited by Annabel Thorn and Mike Page.
Contributors: Thorn, Annabel, 1972-; Page, Mike, 1966-
Publisher: Psychology Press; Psychology Press/Taylor & Francis Group
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Hove, East Sussex; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 317
ISBN-13: 9781841696393
Subjects: Memory; Short-term memory; Long-term memory; Verbal ability; Verbal behavior
Table of contents: title: Current issues in understanding interactions between short-term and long-term memory / Annabel Thorn and Mike Page; title: The 9 lives of short-term memory / Aimee Surprenant and Ian Neath; title: The roles of short-term and long-term verbal memory in free and serial recall : towards a recency-based perspective / Geoff Ward, Lydia Tan and Parveen Bhatarah; title: Working memory and sentence recall / Richard Allen and Alan Baddeley; title: How chunks form in long-term memory and affect short-term memory limits / Nelson Cowan and Zhijian Chen; title: A computational model of nonword repetition, immediate serial recall, and nonword learning / Prahlad Gupta; title: Is there a common mechanism underlying word-form learning and the hebb repetition effect? : experimental data and a modelling framework / Mike Page and Dennis Norris; title: Lexical and semantic influences on immediate serial recall : a role for redintegration / George Stuart and Charles Hulme; title: Explaining phonological neighbourhood effects in short-term memory / Steve Roodenrys; title: The influence of long-term knowedge on short-term memory : evidence for multiple mechanisms / Annabel Thorn, Clive Frankish and Susan Gathercole; title: The roles of semantic and phonological processing in short-term memory and learning : evidence from aphasia / Nadine Martin; title: Verbal short-term memory and temporary activation of language representations : the importance of distinguishing item and order information / Steve Majerus; title: From auditory traces to language learning : behavioural and neurophysiological evidence / Elisabet Service.