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Kelly A Bennion¹, Mia C Venturini¹, Hector Reyes¹

¹Department of Psychology & Child Development, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA, USA.

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La memoria para los videos de TikTok muestra efectos clásicos como la interferencia proactiva y la primacía / recencia. Se produjo la agrupación de recuerdos, con una contiguidad semántica en videos categorizados y una contiguidad temporal más fuerte en videos mixtos.

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Área de la Ciencia:

Psicología cognitiva
Aprendizaje multimedia
Interacción hombre-ordenador

Sus antecedentes:

Los efectos de memoria clásicos (por ejemplo, interferencia proactiva, primacía / recencia) están bien documentados para las listas de palabras.
La investigación sobre la memoria para estímulos complejos y dinámicos como los videos es menos común.
Comprender la memoria para los medios digitales es crucial dada su prevalencia.

Objetivo del estudio:

Investigar si los efectos de memoria establecidos se transfieren a listas de videos cortos (TikTok).
Examinar la contiguidad semántica y temporal en el recuerdo de video basado en el orden de presentación (categorizado vs. mixto).

Principales métodos:

Los participantes codificaron y recordaron listas de videos de TikTok.
Los vídeos se presentaron en secuencias categóricamente agrupadas o mixtas.
Se calculó la similitud semántica de las descripciones de video para analizar los patrones de recuperación.

Principales resultados:

Los efectos de memoria clásicos, incluida la interferencia proactiva, la primacía y la recencia, se conservaron para las listas de video.
La contiguidad semántica (recordes sucesivos semánticamente relacionados) se observó solo en el grupo categorizado.
La contiguidad temporal (recuerdo de agrupación de elementos temporalmente adyacentes) fue más fuerte en el grupo mixto.

Conclusiones:

Los principios de memoria establecidos para la información verbalizable se extienden a los estímulos de video.
La organización de los estímulos (categorizados versus mixtos) afecta diferencialmente el agrupamiento semántico y temporal en el recuerdo.
Los hallazgos generalizan la investigación de la memoria a los formatos de video digitales contemporáneos.