The self-reference effect in memory¶
Symons, & Johnson. (1997). The self-reference effect in memory: A meta-analysis. Psychological Bulletin.
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- Elaborative Encoding
- The Self-Reference Effect relates material to an unusually dense self-schema
This sourceMeta-analytic evidence that the self-reference advantage arises because the self is a well-developed and often-used construct that promotes elaboration of encoded material.
- The Self-Reference Effect relates material to an unusually dense self-schema
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