Recall and recognition in depressives: Use of matched tasks
British Journal of Clinical PsychologyPublished 1 May 1985
Avraham Calev, Philip G. Erwin
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It is shown that unipolar depressives perform better on recognition than on recall, and since they also show a low level of item clustering in free recall, this suggests that the memory deficit of depressives is partly due to an associative disturbance.
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This study uses matched tasks methodology, and shows that unipolar depressives perform better on recognition than on recall. Since they also show a low level of item clustering in free recall, this suggests that the memory deficit of depressives is partly due to an associative disturbance.
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