Positive forgetting: The noninterference of Items intentionally forgotten
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...…directed forgetting quickly came to favor set differentiation (differential tagging of R and F items) and selective rehearsal (rehearsing mainly R items) as explanations (e.g., Bjork, 1970; Bjork, LaBerge, & Legrand, 1968), and the inhibition explanation was largely mothballed for about 15 years....
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...In addition, there appears to be a capacity to inhibit responses actively as shown in Bjork’ s directed forgetting paradigm in which subjects are instructed to forget sections of material to be learned, and appear to have some success in doing so (Bjork, 1970)....
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...To give the issue more specificity, consider an experiment by Murdock (1963). Murdock presented Ss with lists of word-word paired associates and, at the end of each list, presented one of the stimuli in the list as a test of S's memory for the paired response....
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