Collaborative memory for categorized lists: ongoing and lasting effects are sensitive to episodic memory tasks

摘要: Previous studies have confirmed that collaboration in memory can elicit reliable impairment (e.g. collaborative inhibition) and enhancement error pruning post-collaborative recall benefit). However, there is scarce research considering whether these phenomena would occur semantically related stimuli, especially when different episodic tasks. After encoding some exemplars of certain categories, participants were instructed to sequentially originally studied (item recall) their colors (source retrieval). The tests performed twice (Recall 1 Recall 2), with been done either individually or collaboratively, whereas 2 was an individual test. We replicated the detrimental effect inhibition, as well two beneficial effects benefit. Besides, both inhibition benefit sensitive tasks; meanwhile, indicators item-specific processing relational modulated by novel implications are: (a) revealing are (b) extending occurrence a categorized lists; (c) demonstrating attenuate but enhance processing, such influences susceptible Thus, our findings provide compelling evidence for dual-process theory retrieval strategy disruption hypothesis. Future recommended examine more influential factors.