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Serial rote-learning: Incremental or all-or-none?

Arthur R. Jensen School of Education, University of California
Pages 27-35 | Published online: 07 Apr 2008

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LindaL. Bean & JamesH. McCroskery. (1973) Implications for Associative Processes of Switching the Middle of the List During Serial Rote Learning. The Journal of Psychology 83:2, pages 227-235.
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ArthurR. Jensen. (1965) An adjacency effect in free recall. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology 17:4, pages 315-322.
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E. Rae Harcum & Edwin W. Coppage. (2016) Serial-Position Curve of Verbal Learning after Prolonged Practice. Psychological Reports 17:2, pages 475-488.
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