Relative effects of acoustic and semantic relatedness on clustering in free recall

Relative effects of acoustic and semantic relatedness on clustering in free recall

An 18 word list was constructed so that each word belonged to both a semantically and an acoustically related category. The list was presented, either orally or visually, in a multitrial free recall task. The results from 40 Ss indicate that the organization of recall is dominated by the acoustic pr...

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