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        Backward and forward associative strength in children's false recall for DRM and categorial word list / by Nadine M. Gagnon. 

        Gagnon, Nadine Michele (2007, c200)
        Recent findings with children and adults propose that the developmental increase in the DRM false memory illusion is not related to children's increased ability to process relational meaning across list items as proposed ...
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        The effect of mode of presentation, stimulus concreteness, and verbalization on a paired-associates learning task 

        Allen, Diane (1972)
        A 2x2x3x8 experimental design was used to investigate the effects of two levels of the concreteness dimension (i.e. concrete and abstract) of nouns; two levels of verbalization (i.e. verbalization and nonverbalization) and ...
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        Effects of misinformation on children's recall : the potential for a "buffering" effect in drawing 

        Fitzgerald, Leanne (2003)
        Kindergarten children participated in a magic show and then responded to direct questioning about the details. The children were then asked to draw (N = 52) or tell (N = 56) about their favorite part of the show. Two ...

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