Memory, Volume 25, Issue 8 (2017)

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Memory, Volume 25, Issue 8 (2017)

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Does a person selectively recall the good or the bad from their personal past? It depends on the recall target and the person’s favourability of self-views
Timothy D. Ritchie, Constantine Sedikides & John J. Skowronski
Pages: 934-944
Published online: 24 Sep 2016
AbstractforDoes a person selectively recall the good or the bad from their personal past? It depends on the recall target and the person’s favourability of self-views | Full Text | References | PDF (934.8 KB)
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Do emotional stimuli enhance or impede recall relative to neutral stimuli? An investigation of two “false memory” tasks
Lauren A. Monds, Helen M. Paterson & Richard I. Kemp
Pages: 945-952
Published online: 06 Oct 2016
AbstractforDo emotional stimuli enhance or impede recall relative to neutral stimuli? An investigation of two “false memory” tasks | Full Text | References | PDF (768.1 KB)
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Maintenance of item and order information in verbal working memory
Valérie Camos, Prune Lagner & Vanessa M. Loaiza
Pages: 953-968
Published online: 17 Oct 2016
AbstractforMaintenance of item and order information in verbal working memory | Full Text | References | PDF (1.9 MB)
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Not strange but not true: self-reported interest in a topic increases false memory
Anthony O’Connell & Ciara M. Greene
Pages: 969-977
Published online: 06 Oct 2016
AbstractforNot strange but not true: self-reported interest in a topic increases false memory | Full Text | References | PDF (1 MB)
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Intrafamilial similarities and cross-generational differences in the earliest childhood memories of daughters, mothers, and grandmothers
Basak Sahin-Acar, Tugce Bakir & Elif Gizem Kus
Pages: 978-985
Published online: 17 Oct 2016
AbstractforIntrafamilial similarities and cross-generational differences in the earliest childhood memories of daughters, mothers, and grandmothers | Full Text | References | PDF (666.5 KB)
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REVIEW ARTICLE

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Explaining the persistence of false memories: a proposal based on associative activation and thematic extraction
Paula Carneiro, Leonel Garcia-Marques, Ana Lapa & Angel Fernandez
Pages: 986-998
Published online: 06 Oct 2016
AbstractforExplaining the persistence of false memories: a proposal based on associative activation and thematic extraction | Full Text | References | PDF (1.3 MB)
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Reports

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Bridging naturalistic and laboratory assessment of memory: the Baycrest mask fit test
Michael J. Armson, Hervé Abdi & Brian Levine
Pages: 999-1008
Published online: 17 Oct 2016
AbstractforBridging naturalistic and laboratory assessment of memory: the Baycrest mask fit test | Full Text | References | PDF (1 MB)
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Disjunction and conjunction fallacies in episodic memory
K. Nakamura & C. J. Brainerd
Pages: 1009-1025
Published online: 25 Oct 2016
AbstractforDisjunction and conjunction fallacies in episodic memory | Full Text | References | PDF (1.9 MB)
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The role of chronic physical exercise and selective attention at encoding on implicit and explicit memory
Concepción Padilla, Julia Mayas, Soledad Ballesteros & Pilar Andrés
Pages: 1026-1035
Published online: 02 Nov 2016
AbstractforThe role of chronic physical exercise and selective attention at encoding on implicit and explicit memory | Full Text | References | PDF (958.8 KB)
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Developmental changes in consistency of autobiographical memories: adolescents’ and young adults’ repeated recall of recent and distance events
Marina Larkina, Natalie A. Merrill & Patricia J. Bauer
Pages: 1036-1051
Published online: 07 Dec 2016
AbstractforDevelopmental changes in consistency of autobiographical memories: adolescents’ and young adults’ repeated recall of recent and distance events | Full Text | References | PDF (1.3 MB)
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A role for affect in the link between episodic simulation and prosociality
Brendan Gaesser, Haley D. DiBiase & Elizabeth A. Kensinger
Pages: 1052-1062
Published online: 13 Nov 2016
AbstractforA role for affect in the link between episodic simulation and prosociality | Full Text | References | PDF (1,023.6 KB) | Supplemental
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Inconsistent-handed advantage in episodic memory extends to paragraph-level materials
Eric C. Prichard & Stephen D. Christman
Pages: 1063-1071
Published online: 21 Nov 2016
AbstractforInconsistent-handed advantage in episodic memory extends to paragraph-level materials | Full Text | References | PDF (724.4 KB)
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Original Articles

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False feedback and beliefs influence name recall in younger and older adults
Carla M. Strickland-Hughes, Robin Lea West, Kimberly A. Smith & Natalie C. Ebner
Pages: 1072-1088
Published online: 25 Nov 2016
AbstractforFalse feedback and beliefs influence name recall in younger and older adults | Full Text | References | PDF (1.6 MB)
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Robust memory of where from way back when: evidence from behaviour and visual attention
Patricia J. Bauer, Rebekah Stewart, Ruth E. Sirkin & Marina Larkina
Pages: 1089-1109
Published online: 28 Dec 2016
AbstractforRobust memory of where from way back when: evidence from behaviour and visual attention | Full Text | References | PDF (2 MB)
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Individual differences in proactive interference in verbal and visuospatial working memory
Lindsey Lilienthal
Pages: 1110-1116
Published online: 15 Jan 2017
AbstractforIndividual differences in proactive interference in verbal and visuospatial working memory | Full Text | References | PDF (632.5 KB)
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Time manages interference in visual short-term memory
Amy V. Smith, Denis McKeown & David Bunce
Pages: 1117-1128
Published online: 31 Jan 2017
AbstractforTime manages interference in visual short-term memory | Full Text | References | PDF (1.2 MB)
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Local context effects during emotional item directed forgetting in younger and older adults
Sara N. Gallant, Benjamin J. Dyson & Lixia Yang
Pages: 1129-1138
Published online: 28 Dec 2016
AbstractforLocal context effects during emotional item directed forgetting in younger and older adults | Full Text | References | PDF (954.3 KB)
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Reports

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Out of sight, out of mind: racial retrieval cues increase the accessibility of social justice concepts
Phia S. Salter, Nicholas J. Kelley, Ludwin E. Molina & Luyen T. Thai
Pages: 1139-1147
Published online: 16 Jan 2017
AbstractforOut of sight, out of mind: racial retrieval cues increase the accessibility of social justice concepts | Full Text | References | PDF (1.6 MB)
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Original Articles

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“Going episodic”: collaborative inhibition and facilitation when long-married couples remember together
Celia B. Harris, Amanda J. Barnier, John Sutton, Paul G. Keil & Roger A. Dixon
Pages: 1148-1159
Published online: 10 Jan 2017
Abstractfor“Going episodic”: collaborative inhibition and facilitation when long-married couples remember together | Full Text | References | PDF (1.1 MB)
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