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Moderators of Mood-congruent Encoding and Judgement: Evidence that Elated and Depressed Moods Implicate Distinct Processes

William Nasby
Pages 361-378 | Published online: 31 Aug 2010

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Michael Tesoriero & Nikki Sue Rickard. (2012) Music-enhanced recall: An effect of mood congruence, emotion arousal or emotion function?. Musicae Scientiae 16:3, pages 340-356.
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Yanling Huang, Noel Scott, Peiyi Ding & Daopin Cheng. (2012) Impression of Liusanjie: Effect of mood on experience and satisfaction. International Journal of Tourism Research 14:1, pages 91-102.
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Rui NOUCHI & Muneyoshi HYODO. (2007) The influence of episode recognition on mood congruent memory in the autobiographical recall task. The Japanese Journal of Cognitive Psychology 5:1, pages 71-78.
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Rui Nouchi. (2007) . THE JAPANESE JOURNAL OF RESEARCH ON EMOTIONS 14:1, pages 54-63.
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Rui NOUCHI & Muneyoshi HYODO. (2006) The influence of recall for autobiographical and non-autobiographical episodes on mood congruent memory. The Japanese Journal of Cognitive Psychology 4:1, pages 15-23.
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Mika ITOH. (2004) MOOD-CONGRUENT ENCODING EFFECT IN SELF- AND OTHER-REFERENT JUDGMENTS. PSYCHOLOGIA 47:3, pages 145-157.
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