Levels of Processing in Human Memory (PLE: Memory) (eBook, ePUB)
Redaktion: Cermak, Laird S.; Craik, Fergus I. M.
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Originally published in 1979, the distinguished contributors to the volume - both proponents and opponents of the levels-of-processing framework - present here their latest data and ideas on a viewpoint that has been a tremendous influence in memory research and related areas.
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Originally published in 1979, the distinguished contributors to the volume - both proponents and opponents of the levels-of-processing framework - present here their latest data and ideas on a viewpoint that has been a tremendous influence in memory research and related areas.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 496
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Mai 2014
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781317749790
- Artikelnr.: 40884517
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 496
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Mai 2014
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781317749790
- Artikelnr.: 40884517
Laird S. Cermak, Fergus I.M. Craik
Preface. Part 1: Theoretical and Empirical Developments 1. Larry L. Jacoby
and Fergus I. M. Craik Effects of Elaboration of Processing at Encoding and
Retrieval: Trace Distinctiveness and Recovery of Initial Context 2.
William F. Battig The Flexibility of Human Memory 3. Douglas L. Nelson
Remembering Pictures and Words: Appearance, Significance, and Name 4.
Robert S. Lockhart Remembering Events: Discussion of Papers by Jacoby and
Craik, Battig, and Nelson Part 2: Extensions and Applications 5. Michael W.
Eysenck Depth, Elaboration, and Distinctiveness 6. Laird S. Cermak Amnesic
Patients' Level of Processing 7. Harry P. Bahrick Broader Methods and
Narrower Theories for Memory Research: Comments on the Papers by Eysenck
and Cermak Part 3: Language Processes 8. Charles A. Perfetti Levels of
Langauge and Levels of Process 9. Janet L. Lachman and Roy Lachman
Comprehension and Cognition: A State of the Art Inquiry 10 . Walter Kintsch
Levels of Processing Language Material: Discussion of the Papers by Lachman
and Lachman and Perfetti Part 4: Developmental Issues 11. Ann L. Brown
Theories of Memory and the Problems of Development: Activity, Growth, and
Knowledge 12. Mary J. Naus and Frank G. Halasz Developmental Perspectives
on Cognitive Processing and Semantic Memory Structure 13. John William
Hagen Development and Models of Memory: Comments of the Papers by Brown and
Naus and Halasz Part 5: Perceiving, Acting and Knowing 14. Anne Treisman
The Psychological Reality of Levels of Processing 15. J.D. Bransford, J.J.
Franks, C.D. Morris, and B.S. Stein Some General Constraints on Learning
and Memory Research 16. Alan Baddeley Levels of Processing and Levels of
Explanation: Discussion of the Papers by Treisman and Bransford, Franks,
Morris and Stein Part 6: Theoretical Alternatives 17. Paul A. Kolers A
Pattern-Analyzing Basis of Recognition 18. John R. Anderson and Lynne M.
Reder An Elaborative Processing Explanation of Depth Processing 19. Endel
Tulving Relation Between Encoding Specificity and Levels of Processing 20.
James J. Jenkins Four Points to Remember: A Tetrahedral Model of Memory
Experiments 21. Fergus I.M. Craik Levels of Processing: Overview and
Closing Comments. Author Index. Subject Index.
and Fergus I. M. Craik Effects of Elaboration of Processing at Encoding and
Retrieval: Trace Distinctiveness and Recovery of Initial Context 2.
William F. Battig The Flexibility of Human Memory 3. Douglas L. Nelson
Remembering Pictures and Words: Appearance, Significance, and Name 4.
Robert S. Lockhart Remembering Events: Discussion of Papers by Jacoby and
Craik, Battig, and Nelson Part 2: Extensions and Applications 5. Michael W.
Eysenck Depth, Elaboration, and Distinctiveness 6. Laird S. Cermak Amnesic
Patients' Level of Processing 7. Harry P. Bahrick Broader Methods and
Narrower Theories for Memory Research: Comments on the Papers by Eysenck
and Cermak Part 3: Language Processes 8. Charles A. Perfetti Levels of
Langauge and Levels of Process 9. Janet L. Lachman and Roy Lachman
Comprehension and Cognition: A State of the Art Inquiry 10 . Walter Kintsch
Levels of Processing Language Material: Discussion of the Papers by Lachman
and Lachman and Perfetti Part 4: Developmental Issues 11. Ann L. Brown
Theories of Memory and the Problems of Development: Activity, Growth, and
Knowledge 12. Mary J. Naus and Frank G. Halasz Developmental Perspectives
on Cognitive Processing and Semantic Memory Structure 13. John William
Hagen Development and Models of Memory: Comments of the Papers by Brown and
Naus and Halasz Part 5: Perceiving, Acting and Knowing 14. Anne Treisman
The Psychological Reality of Levels of Processing 15. J.D. Bransford, J.J.
Franks, C.D. Morris, and B.S. Stein Some General Constraints on Learning
and Memory Research 16. Alan Baddeley Levels of Processing and Levels of
Explanation: Discussion of the Papers by Treisman and Bransford, Franks,
Morris and Stein Part 6: Theoretical Alternatives 17. Paul A. Kolers A
Pattern-Analyzing Basis of Recognition 18. John R. Anderson and Lynne M.
Reder An Elaborative Processing Explanation of Depth Processing 19. Endel
Tulving Relation Between Encoding Specificity and Levels of Processing 20.
James J. Jenkins Four Points to Remember: A Tetrahedral Model of Memory
Experiments 21. Fergus I.M. Craik Levels of Processing: Overview and
Closing Comments. Author Index. Subject Index.
Preface. Part 1: Theoretical and Empirical Developments 1. Larry L. Jacoby
and Fergus I. M. Craik Effects of Elaboration of Processing at Encoding and
Retrieval: Trace Distinctiveness and Recovery of Initial Context 2.
William F. Battig The Flexibility of Human Memory 3. Douglas L. Nelson
Remembering Pictures and Words: Appearance, Significance, and Name 4.
Robert S. Lockhart Remembering Events: Discussion of Papers by Jacoby and
Craik, Battig, and Nelson Part 2: Extensions and Applications 5. Michael W.
Eysenck Depth, Elaboration, and Distinctiveness 6. Laird S. Cermak Amnesic
Patients' Level of Processing 7. Harry P. Bahrick Broader Methods and
Narrower Theories for Memory Research: Comments on the Papers by Eysenck
and Cermak Part 3: Language Processes 8. Charles A. Perfetti Levels of
Langauge and Levels of Process 9. Janet L. Lachman and Roy Lachman
Comprehension and Cognition: A State of the Art Inquiry 10 . Walter Kintsch
Levels of Processing Language Material: Discussion of the Papers by Lachman
and Lachman and Perfetti Part 4: Developmental Issues 11. Ann L. Brown
Theories of Memory and the Problems of Development: Activity, Growth, and
Knowledge 12. Mary J. Naus and Frank G. Halasz Developmental Perspectives
on Cognitive Processing and Semantic Memory Structure 13. John William
Hagen Development and Models of Memory: Comments of the Papers by Brown and
Naus and Halasz Part 5: Perceiving, Acting and Knowing 14. Anne Treisman
The Psychological Reality of Levels of Processing 15. J.D. Bransford, J.J.
Franks, C.D. Morris, and B.S. Stein Some General Constraints on Learning
and Memory Research 16. Alan Baddeley Levels of Processing and Levels of
Explanation: Discussion of the Papers by Treisman and Bransford, Franks,
Morris and Stein Part 6: Theoretical Alternatives 17. Paul A. Kolers A
Pattern-Analyzing Basis of Recognition 18. John R. Anderson and Lynne M.
Reder An Elaborative Processing Explanation of Depth Processing 19. Endel
Tulving Relation Between Encoding Specificity and Levels of Processing 20.
James J. Jenkins Four Points to Remember: A Tetrahedral Model of Memory
Experiments 21. Fergus I.M. Craik Levels of Processing: Overview and
Closing Comments. Author Index. Subject Index.
and Fergus I. M. Craik Effects of Elaboration of Processing at Encoding and
Retrieval: Trace Distinctiveness and Recovery of Initial Context 2.
William F. Battig The Flexibility of Human Memory 3. Douglas L. Nelson
Remembering Pictures and Words: Appearance, Significance, and Name 4.
Robert S. Lockhart Remembering Events: Discussion of Papers by Jacoby and
Craik, Battig, and Nelson Part 2: Extensions and Applications 5. Michael W.
Eysenck Depth, Elaboration, and Distinctiveness 6. Laird S. Cermak Amnesic
Patients' Level of Processing 7. Harry P. Bahrick Broader Methods and
Narrower Theories for Memory Research: Comments on the Papers by Eysenck
and Cermak Part 3: Language Processes 8. Charles A. Perfetti Levels of
Langauge and Levels of Process 9. Janet L. Lachman and Roy Lachman
Comprehension and Cognition: A State of the Art Inquiry 10 . Walter Kintsch
Levels of Processing Language Material: Discussion of the Papers by Lachman
and Lachman and Perfetti Part 4: Developmental Issues 11. Ann L. Brown
Theories of Memory and the Problems of Development: Activity, Growth, and
Knowledge 12. Mary J. Naus and Frank G. Halasz Developmental Perspectives
on Cognitive Processing and Semantic Memory Structure 13. John William
Hagen Development and Models of Memory: Comments of the Papers by Brown and
Naus and Halasz Part 5: Perceiving, Acting and Knowing 14. Anne Treisman
The Psychological Reality of Levels of Processing 15. J.D. Bransford, J.J.
Franks, C.D. Morris, and B.S. Stein Some General Constraints on Learning
and Memory Research 16. Alan Baddeley Levels of Processing and Levels of
Explanation: Discussion of the Papers by Treisman and Bransford, Franks,
Morris and Stein Part 6: Theoretical Alternatives 17. Paul A. Kolers A
Pattern-Analyzing Basis of Recognition 18. John R. Anderson and Lynne M.
Reder An Elaborative Processing Explanation of Depth Processing 19. Endel
Tulving Relation Between Encoding Specificity and Levels of Processing 20.
James J. Jenkins Four Points to Remember: A Tetrahedral Model of Memory
Experiments 21. Fergus I.M. Craik Levels of Processing: Overview and
Closing Comments. Author Index. Subject Index.