Memory & Cognition

Volume 30 : Issue 6

Table of Contents

• Associative symmetry and memory theory 
  Michael J. Kahana
  Page 823
• Associative asymmetry in probed recall of serial lists 
  Michael J. Kahana and Jeremy B. Caplan
  Page 841
• The generation effect: Dissociating enhanced item memory and disrupted order memory 
  Neil W. Mulligan
  Page 850
• Part-list cuing in amnesic patients: Evidence for a retrieval deficit 
  Karl-Heinz Buml, Johanna Kissler and Annette Rak
  Page 862
• Prospective and retrospective memory in normal aging and dementia: An experimental study 
  Elizabeth A. Maylor, Geoff Smith, Sergio Della Sala and Robert H. Logie
  Page 871
• A recency-based account of the list length effect in free recall 
  Geoff Ward
  Page 885
• Recognition memory for source and occurrence: The importance of recollection 
  Joel R. Quamme, Christina Frederick, Neal E. A. Kroll, Andrew P. Yonelinas and Ian G. Dobbins
  Page 893
• Causal conditional reasoning and semantic memory retrieval: A test of the semantic memory framework 
  Wim De Neys, Walter Schaeken and Gry D'Ydewalle
  Page 908
• Interevent relationships and judgment under uncertainty: Structure determines strategy 
  Alan G. Sanfey and Reid Hastie
  Page 921
• Comparisons between exemplar similarity and mixed prototype models using a linearly separable category structure 
  Roger D. Stanton, Robert M. Nosofsky and Safa R. Zaki
  Page 934
• Do readers make inferences about conversational topics? 
  R. Brooke Lea, Patrick A. Kayser, Elizabeth J. Mulligan and Jerome L. Myers
  Page 945
• Conceptual integration and metaphor: An event-related potential study 
  Seana Coulson and Cyma Van Petten
  Page 958
• Diagnostics of phonological lexical processing: Pseudohomophone naming advantages, disadvantages, and base-word frequency effects 
  Ron Borowsky, William J. Owen and Michael E. J. Masson
  Page 969
• Effects of response time deadlines on adults' strategy choices for simple addition 
  Jamie I. D. Campbell and Shauna Austin
  Page 988