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The Journal of Genetic Psychology
Research and Theory on Human Development
Volume 119, 1971 - Issue 2
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The Influence of Incentives on Memory Stages in Children

Anthony J. Cuvo Department of Psychology, University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut, 06268, USA
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Sam L. Witryol Department of Psychology, University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut, 06268, USA
Pages 289-300 | Published online: 04 Sep 2012

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SamL. Witryol & ArleneB. Werner. (1989) Are Boys More Variable Than Girls? A Call for Published and Unpublished Experiments in Sex Differences. The Journal of Genetic Psychology 150:1, pages 113-115.
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SamL. Witryol & Naomi Wentworth. (1983) A Paired Comparisons Scale of Children's Preferences for Monetary and Material Rewards Used in Investigations of Incentive Effects. The Journal of Genetic Psychology 142:1, pages 17-23.
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SandyK. Wurtele & MichaelC. Roberts. (1982) Effects of Imitation and Nonimitation on Children's Differential Recall Ability. The Journal of Psychology 111:1, pages 19-25.
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RobertS. Lustig & SamL. Witryol. (1979) Developmental Changes in Differential Incentive Effects on Semantic Elaboration in Free Recall. The Journal of Genetic Psychology 135:1, pages 129-137.
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WilliamP. Wilson, RobertE. Shogren & SamL. Witryol. (1978) Storage in Children's Word Recognition as a Function of Incentives. The Journal of Genetic Psychology 132:1, pages 137-147.
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WilliamP. Wilson, SamL. Witryol & B. Edward Hust. (1975) Differential Incentive Motivation in Recency and Primacy during Children's Free Recall. The Journal of Genetic Psychology 127:1, pages 131-145.
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Anthony J Cuvo. (1974) Incentive level influence on overt rehearsal and free recall as a function of age. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 18:1, pages 167-181.
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