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Memory (Hove, England)|June 2, 2023
Metamnemonic predictions of lineup identificationGeoffrey L McKinley, Aaron S Benjamin, Scott D GronlundMemory & Cognition|July 8, 2017
Memory for conversation and the development of common groundGeoffrey L McKinley, Sarah Brown-Schmidt, Aaron S BenjaminMemory & Cognition|February 7, 2019
The role of retrieval during study: Evidence of reminding from self-paced study timeGeoffrey L McKinley, Brian H Ross, Aaron S BenjaminThe Journal of Applied Psychology|April 7, 2004
Sequential lineups: shift in criterion or decision strategy?Scott D GronlundThe British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology|December 11, 2002
A tandem random walk model of the SAT paradigm: response times and accumulation of evidenceDanko Nikolić, Scott D GronlundPsychonomic Bulletin & Review|June 5, 2007
Top-down guidance in visual search for facial expressionsSowon Hahn, Scott D GronlundJournal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory, and Cognition|May 4, 2026
Assessing the effects of misleading postevent information using multinomial processing tree modelsMackenzie R Riggenbach, Scott D GronlundAnxiety, Stress, and Coping|September 12, 2008
Individuals lower in working memory capacity are particularly vulnerable to anxiety's disruptive effect on performanceDan R Johnson, Scott D GronlundMemory (Hove, England)|November 1, 2011
Searching for the sequential line-up advantage: a distinctiveness explanationCurt A Carlson, Scott D GronlundCognitive Research: Principles and Implications|February 10, 2017
Relative judgment theory and the mediation of facial recognition: Implications for theories of eyewitness identificationRyan M McAdoo, Scott D GronlundPageof 11