Hebb repetition learning - the improved recall performance for repeated sequences compared to non-repeated sequences - is widely used as a laboratory measure of learning. Recent research has demonstrated that awareness of the repeated sequence enhances learning, although there is reason to believe that older adults may...
The Hebb repetition effect, in which memory improves for repeated compared to nonrepeated sequences, is a well-established phenomenon in memory research. Despite its broad practical and theoretical importance, the mechanisms underlying this phenomenon remain unclear. It has recently been suggested that explicit awarene...
Helena Leach, J. Saint-Aubin, D. Guitard· Journal of Experimental Psyc...· 1 citation
The production effect is the finding that words read aloud are usually remembered better than words read silently, a benefit commonly attributed to the encoding of additional distinctive features. Recent work extended this phenomenon to visuospatial memory but found that clicking on dots impaired order reconstruction u...
Monika Daigle, Sébastien Gionet, D. Guitard et al.· Experimental Psychology· 0 citations
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