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... recall test for all 60 paired associates was then administered . The experiment thus involved . an " ABCB " design ... recall performances are examined . The recall performance of each subject was evaluated by comparing percentage of ...
... recall test for all 60 paired associates was then administered . The experiment thus involved . an " ABCB " design ... recall performances are examined . The recall performance of each subject was evaluated by comparing percentage of ...
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... recall as many of these letters as possible . When a standard recall test was administered , individuals could usually produce fewer than half the letters . An alternative recall test used a sampling procedure in which a post - exposure ...
... recall as many of these letters as possible . When a standard recall test was administered , individuals could usually produce fewer than half the letters . An alternative recall test used a sampling procedure in which a post - exposure ...
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... recall and recognition . In recall procedures , the subject is given an open - ended question and asked to generate the correct answer ( e.g. , Richard Nixon's middle name is ) . A recognition performance , on the other hand , inserts ...
... recall and recognition . In recall procedures , the subject is given an open - ended question and asked to generate the correct answer ( e.g. , Richard Nixon's middle name is ) . A recognition performance , on the other hand , inserts ...
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Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
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The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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