Memory for mode of input

A general procedure that can be applied to any type of free recall data for the quantitative measurement of subjective organization intertrial repetitions (ITRs) is described. The procedure makes it possible to examine any unit size with any type of internal consistency criterion. The application of this procedure and the corresponding expected value formula to four distinct data measurement cases is described, and several applied subjective organization measures are discussed. In addition, the relationship of clustering as a special case of subjective organization is demonstrated.

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A general measure of organization in free recall for variable unit size and internal sequential consistency

https://datavis.ca/papers/Friendly1977-mgram.pdf

In search of the M-Gram: The structure of organization in free recall

CHAPTER 5 – The Analysis of Organization and Structure in Free Recall

Free recall of taxonomically and alphabetically organized word lists as a function of storage and retrieval cues

The measure of category clustering proposed by Bousfleld & Bousfleld (1966) was modified to take into account differences in the distribution of the expected value of number of repetitions. The possible effects of using the clustering index without this major modification are discussed.

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Robert L. Hudson

Papers

A major modification of the Bousfield (1966) measure of category clustering