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Jerwen Jou

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Psychonomic Bulletin & Review|December 21, 2010
Can associative information be strategically separated from item information in word-pair recognition?Jerwen Jou
The American Journal of Psychology|January 13, 2006
Memory retrieval tasks determine the serial position curves of linear orders with categorical structuresJerwen Jou
The American Journal of Psychology|June 4, 2010
The serial position, distance, and congruity effects of reference point setting in comparative judgmentsJerwen Jou
Psychological Research|July 8, 2010
Two paradigms of measuring serial-order memory: two different patterns of serial-position functionsJerwen Jou
Consciousness and Cognition|May 7, 2019
Combining two separate series into a single ordering: Testing the local and global distinctiveness theories with absolute and relative judgmentsJerwen Jou
Memory (Hove, England)|September 9, 2025
Asymmetric item isolation effects: support for a process difference between absolute and relative judgmentsJerwen Jou
Consciousness and Cognition|November 25, 2010
Conscious and unconscious discriminations between true and false memoriesJerwen Jou
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2006)|December 11, 2013
Task-switching cost and repetition priming: two overlooked confounds in the first-set procedure of the Sternberg paradigm and how they affect memory set-size effectsJerwen Jou
The American Journal of Psychology|January 16, 2004
Multiple number and letter comparison: directionality and accessibility in numeric and alphabetic memoriesJerwen Jou
Memory & Cognition|March 15, 2026
Why is "remember" recognition faster than "know" recognition when recollection is supposed to be slower than familiarity-based recognition? A suggested explanationJerwen Jou
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Psychonomic Bulletin & Review|December 21, 2010
Can associative information be strategically separated from item information in word-pair recognition?Jerwen Jou
The American Journal of Psychology|January 13, 2006
Memory retrieval tasks determine the serial position curves of linear orders with categorical structuresJerwen Jou
The American Journal of Psychology|June 4, 2010
The serial position, distance, and congruity effects of reference point setting in comparative judgmentsJerwen Jou
Psychological Research|July 8, 2010
Two paradigms of measuring serial-order memory: two different patterns of serial-position functionsJerwen Jou
Consciousness and Cognition|May 7, 2019
Combining two separate series into a single ordering: Testing the local and global distinctiveness theories with absolute and relative judgmentsJerwen Jou
Memory (Hove, England)|September 9, 2025
Asymmetric item isolation effects: support for a process difference between absolute and relative judgmentsJerwen Jou
Consciousness and Cognition|November 25, 2010
Conscious and unconscious discriminations between true and false memoriesJerwen Jou
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2006)|December 11, 2013
Task-switching cost and repetition priming: two overlooked confounds in the first-set procedure of the Sternberg paradigm and how they affect memory set-size effectsJerwen Jou
The American Journal of Psychology|January 16, 2004
Multiple number and letter comparison: directionality and accessibility in numeric and alphabetic memoriesJerwen Jou
Memory & Cognition|March 15, 2026
Why is "remember" recognition faster than "know" recognition when recollection is supposed to be slower than familiarity-based recognition? A suggested explanationJerwen Jou
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