Memory & Cognition

Volume 29 : Issue 1

Table of Contents

• Distinguishing short-term memory from working memory 
  Robert Kail and Lynda K. Hall
  Page 1
• Working memory capacity and strategy use 
  Danielle S. McNamara and Jennifer L. Scott
  Page 10
• Dissociating retention and access in working memory: An age-comparative study of mental arithmetic 
  Klaus Oberauer, Anke Demmrich, Ulrich Mayr and Reinhold Kliegl
  Page 18
• Involvement of short-term memory in complex mental calculation 
  Marie-Pascale Nol, Michel Dsert, Anne Aubrun and Xavier Seron
  Page 34
• Long-term working memory in text production 
  Ronald T. Kellogg
  Page 43
• Cross-modal repetition priming of heterographic homophones 
  Jonathan Grainger, Maryline Nguyen Van Kang and Juan Segui
  Page 53
• The postdiction superiority effect in metacomprehension of text 
  Benton H. Pierce and Steven M. Smith
  Page 62
• Categorical perception of relative orientation in visual object recognition 
  Luke J. Rosielle and Eric E. Cooper
  Page 68
• Comprehending illocutionary force 
  Thomas Holtgraves and Aaron Ashley
  Page 83
• The pointedness effect on representational momentum 
  Masayoshi Nagai and Akihiro Yagi
  Page 91
• Perceptual and semantic sources of category-specific effects: Event-related potentials during picture and word categorization 
  Markus Kiefer
  Page 100
• The relation of tip-of-the-tongue states and retrieval time 
  Bennett L. Schwartz
  Page 117
• What happens if you retest autobiographical memory 10 years on? 
  Christopher D. B. Burt, Simon Kemp and Martin Conway
  Page 127
• Naming the color of a word: Is it responses or task sets that compete? 
  Stephen Monsell, Tim J. Taylor and Karen Murphy
  Page 137
• Primacy in causal strength judgments: The effect of initial evidence for generative versus inhibitory relationships 
  Martin J. Dennis and Woo-Kyoung Ahn
  Page 152
• Propositional reasoning: The differential contribution of "rules" to the difficulty of complex reasoning problems 
  Frank Rijmen and Paul De Boeck
  Page 165
• The influence of retrieval processes in verbal overshadowing 
  Christian A. Meissner, John C. Brigham and Colleen M. Kelley
  Page 176
• Notices and Announcements 
  
  Page 187