Levels of Processing versus Transfer Appropriate Processing¶
Morris, C. D., Bransford, J. D., & Franks, J. J. (1977). Levels of Processing versus Transfer Appropriate Processing. Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior, 16(5), 519-533.
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Primes¶
- Transfer of Learning
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Domain-specific¶
- Transfer-Appropriate Processing
- Semantic encoding was superior on the standard test, while rhyme encoding was superior on the rhyming test; the reversal persisted in their immediate and delayed conditions and was not explained by simple repetition of rhyme sounds.
This sourcePrimary experiments crossing semantic and rhyme acquisition with standard and rhyming recognition, including immediate/delayed replication and a repetition control.
- Semantic encoding was superior on the standard test, while rhyme encoding was superior on the rhyming test; the reversal persisted in their immediate and delayed conditions and was not explained by simple repetition of rhyme sounds.
Mechanisms¶
- Mixed Diagnostic Quiz
- Its logic is transfer-appropriate processing: performance is best predicted by the match between how knowledge was practiced and how it is tested, so a quiz whose conditions mirror real use is the valid measure, and a blocked quiz is not.
This sourceShows that performance depends on the match between the processing performed during learning and that demanded at test.
- Its logic is transfer-appropriate processing: performance is best predicted by the match between how knowledge was practiced and how it is tested, so a quiz whose conditions mirror real use is the valid measure, and a blocked quiz is not.
- Scenario Recall Drill
- Transfer-Appropriate Processing Rehearsal
- The discipline that guards against this is transfer-appropriate processing
This sourceShows that memory depends on matching acquisition processing to the later retrieval test rather than assuming deeper encoding is always better.
- The discipline that guards against this is transfer-appropriate processing
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