Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10465077 Neuropsychologia 2012 12 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Classifier read-out of on-task processing predicted later memory for task. ► Previously known proverbs evoked greater on-task processing than novel or repeated ones. ► On-task processing was a better memory predictor for repeated proverbs than other types. ► These effects help explain memory bonuses of pre-study repetition and prior knowledge. ► Our results suggest a possible dissociation in the mechanisms underlying such memory bonuses.
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