Inhibiting effects of recall.
作者： Henry L. Roediger
DOI: 10.3758/BF03208993
关键词: Memory errors 、 Semantic memory 、 Psychology 、 Levels-of-processing effect 、 Auxiliary memory 、 Reconstructive memory 、 Recall 、 Context-dependent memory 、 Cognitive psychology 、 Perspective (graphical)
摘要: Evidence is reviewed indicating that output interference—the deleterious effects of recall some information on recalled later—occurs both in primary and secondary memory. It appears interference provides at least a partial account for the disparity between available memory its accessibility recall. argued consideration may provide helpful perspective resolving problems study episodic semantic memory, including negative part-list cueing tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon.
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