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Volume 49, 1996 - Issue 1: Working Memory. Guest Editors: Hitch and Logie
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Direction of Report in Spatial and Verbal Serial Short term Memory

Paul Farrand
Pages 140-158 | Published online: 22 Oct 2010

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Aysecan Boduroglu & Priti Shah. (2014) Configural representations in spatial working memory. Visual Cognition 22:1, pages 102-124.
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Katherine Guérard, Robert W. Hughes & Sébastien Tremblay. (2008) An isolation effect in serial memory for spatial information. The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology 61:5, pages 752-762.
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Catherine S. Willis & Susan E. Gathercole. (2001) Phonological short-term memory contributions to sentence processing in young children. Memory 9:4-6, pages 349-363.
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Robert H. Logie, Satoru Saito, Aiko Morita, Samarth Varma & Dennis Norris. (2015) Recalling visual serial order for verbal sequences. Memory & Cognition 44:4, pages 590-607.
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Matthew M. Botvinick, Jun Wang, Elizabeth Cowan, Stephane Roy, Christina Bastianen, J. Patrick Mayo & James C. Houk. (2009) An analysis of immediate serial recall performance in a macaque. Animal Cognition 12:5, pages 671-678.
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Jens Gisselgård, Julia Uddén, Martin Ingvar & Karl Magnus Petersson. (2007) Disruption of order information by irrelevant items: A serial recognition paradigm. Acta Psychologica 124:3, pages 356-369.
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