Memory & Cognition

Volume 29 : Issue 3

Table of Contents

• Analogical priming via semantic relations 
  Barbara A. Spellman, Keith J. Holyoak and Robert G. Morrison
  Page 383
• Social influences on reality-monitoring decisions 
  Hunter G. Hoffman, Pr Anders Granhag, Sheree T. Kwong See and Elizabeth F. Loftus
  Page 394
• Seeds aren't anchors 
  Norman R. Brown and Robert S. Siegler
  Page 405
• Memory for detail in item versus associative recognition 
  Anne M. Cleary, Tim Curran and Robert L. Greene
  Page 413
• False recall and false recognition induced by presentation of associated words: Effects of retention interval and level of processing 
  Anjali Thapar and Kathleen B. McDermott
  Page 424
• Impact of encoding depth on awareness of perceptual effects in recognition memory 
  John M. Gardiner, Vernon H. Gregg, Reshma Mashru and Monica Thaman
  Page 433
• Comparing viewer and array mental rotations in different planes 
  Mackenzie Carpenter and Dennis R. Proffitt
  Page 441
• Susceptibility to semantic illusions: An individual-differences perspective 
  Brenda Hannon and Meredyth Daneman
  Page 449
• The representations of the arithmetic operations include functional relationships 
  James A. Dixon, Julie K. Deets and Ashley Bangert
  Page 462
• Misguided multiplication: Creating false memories with numbers rather than words 
  Bryan J. Pesta, Raymond E. Sanders and Martin D. Murphy
  Page 478
• Individual differences in working memory capacity and enumeration 
  Stephen W. Tuholski and Randall W. Engle
  Page 484
• The effect of lexical, pragmatic, and morphological violations on reading time and deviance ratings of English and German sentences 
  Aaron L. Wichman, Brian M. Friel and Richard Jackson Harris
  Page 493
• The gender marking effect in spoken word recognition: The case of bilinguals 
  Delphine Guillelmon and Franois Grosjean
  Page 503
• Eye movements during the production of nouns and pronouns 
  Femke F. van der Meulen, Antje S. Meyer and Willem J. M. Levelt
  Page 512
• Pseudohomophones and word recognition 
  Mickie Vanhoy and Guy C. van Orden
  Page 522
• When SOFA primes TOUCH: Interdependence of spelling, sound, and meaning in "semantically mediated" phonological priming 
  William T. Farrar, Guy C. van Orden and Victoria Hamouz
  Page 530
• Memory for unidentified items: Evidence for the use of letter information in familiarity processes 
  Anne M. Cleary and Robert L. Greene
  Page 540
• Notices and Announcements 
  
  Page 546