A temporal ratio model of memory¶
Brown, N., & Chater. (2007). A temporal ratio model of memory.
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- and temporal-distinctiveness theory of free recall, in which items at the temporal periphery of a list (where neighbours are fewer or more distant) enjoy a recall advantage
This sourceThe temporal ratio (SIMPLE) model, in which an item's recall depends on its temporal distinctiveness from psychological neighbours, applied to free and serial recall.
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- and temporal-distinctiveness theory of free recall, in which items at the temporal periphery of a list (where neighbours are fewer or more distant) enjoy a recall advantage
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