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European Journal of Cognitive Psychology Volume 20, 2008 - Issue 3: Verbalising visual memories
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Object naming induces viewpoint-independence in longer term visual remembering: Evidence from a simple object drawing task

Peter Walker Department of Psychology, University of Lancaster, Lancaster, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
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Helen Blake Department of Psychology, University of Lancaster, Lancaster, UK
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J. Gavin Bremner Department of Psychology, University of Lancaster, Lancaster, UK
Pages 632-648 | Published online: 02 Apr 2008

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Peter Walker, Louise Mahon, Helen Kennedy & Damon Berridge. (2013) Object specificity and personal relevance in long-term visual remembering. Memory 21:2, pages 261-279.
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Peter Walker, Helen Kennedy & Damon Berridge. (2011) Object naming induces reliance on orientation-independent representations during longer-term, but not short-term, visual remembering. Memory 19:8, pages 809-824.
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Peter Walker, J. Gavin Bremner, Laura Smart, Tracy Pitt & Denise Apsey. (2008) Object categorisation, object naming, and viewpoint independence in visual remembering: Evidence from young children's drawings of a novel object. Memory 16:6, pages 626-636.
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TobyJ. Lloyd-Jones, MariaA. Brandimonte & Karl-Heinz Bäuml. (2008) Verbalising visual memories. European Journal of Cognitive Psychology 20:3, pages 387-395.
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Benjamin J Dyson & Rachel Cohen. (2010) Translations: Effects of Viewpoint, Feature, and Naming on Identifying Repeatedly Copied Drawings. Perception 39:2, pages 157-172.
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