Domain of processing and recognition memory for shapes
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It is established that semantic encoding and long processing time facilitated recognition performance for low- but not for high-compatibility shapes, and several theoretical contributions to the domain-of-processing framework follow.Abstract:
An experiment concerning recognition memory for shapes investigated the consequences of manipulating the component operations of domain of processing, that is, encoding strategy, processing time, and stimulus compatibility. It is established that semantic encoding and long processing time facilitated recognition performance for low-, but not for high-, compatibility shapes. A visual task interfered with recognition memory for low-compatibility shapes. Several theoretical contributions to the domain-of-processing framework, which follow from the findings of this experiment, are presented and discussed.read more
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