Relative effects of acoustic and semantic relatedness on clustering in free recall
Bulletin of the Psychonomic SocietyPublished 1 May 1973Open access
David Long, Gordon A. Allen
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Abstract
An 18-word list was constructed so that each word belonged to both a semantically related category and an acoustically related category. The list was presented, either orally or visually, in a multitrial free-recall task. The results from 40 Ss showed that the organization of recall was dominated by the acoustic properties of the words.
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Computer Science
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