Loci for act recall: Contextual influence on the processing of action events
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Auteurs : Tore Helstrup [Norvège]Source :
- Psychological Research [ 0340-0727 ] ; 1989-12-01.
English descriptors
- Teeft :
- Acta psychologica, Action contexts, Action event, Action events, Action items, Card locations, Context conditions, Context cues, Context groups, Cue, Different rooms, Discussion figure, Enactment, Enactment conditions, Enactment group, Enactment lists, Encoding, Encoding conditions, Engelkamp, Engelkamp zimmer, Experimental psychology, General expectation, Helstrup, Imagery encoding, Intermodal integration, List items, List material, Loci enactment, Loci information, Loci lists, Loci nonenactment, Loci sequence, Loci sequences, Loci types, Locus, Memory cognition, Memory cues, Method subjects, Motor cues, Motor enactment, Motor group, Motor memory cues, Motor programs, Natural action contexts, Natural order, Natural pairings, Nonenacted lists, Nonenacted time, Nonenactment, Nonenactment conditions, Nonmotor, Nonmotor condition, Nonmotor conditions, Nonmotor group, Orderly lists, Orderly loci, Orderly loci sequences, Orderly sequences, Other observations, Pairing, Place list, Place lists, Place loci, Poor context, Poor contexts, Previous experiments, Primacy effect, Primacy effects, Processing differences, Random loci, Random loci sequences, Random order, Random sequences, Recency, Recency effect, Relative importance, Rich contexts, Same test, Same time, Scandinavian journal, Second group, Serial positions, Serial positions conditions, Serial positions type, Significant difference, Significant interaction, Significant position effects, Spts, Strategic processing, Strategy interpretation, Systematic pairings, Task situation, Third experiment, Time limit, Time list, Times places, Times places enactment, Times places nonenactment, Total number, University students, Zimmer.
Abstract
Summary: A problem-solving account of act memory predicts stronger impacts of context than theories that explain act memory by reference to automatic processing or by reference to the operation of modality-specific code systems. This prediction was tested in three experiments, all using the loci mnemotechnique to provide contexts for memorization of subject-performed tasks (SPTs). The results of the three experiments did not provide unambiguous evidence for or against any of the rival theories. Most consistent, however, was the observation that memory under motor-encoding conditions profits less on contexts than memory under nonmotor-encoding conditions, a finding which by itself lends more support to a multicode than to a problem-solving interpretation.
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DOI: 10.1007/BF00309144
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