Dominic Guitard

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Cardiff University

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Nelson Cowan

University of Missouri

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Jean Saint-Aubin

Université de Moncton

CANADA

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Steven Roodenrys

University of Wollongong

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Sylvain Fiset

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Université de Moncton

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Alicia Forsberg

University of Sheffield

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Jeremy B Caplan

University of Alberta

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Dominic Guitard

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The Relation Between Attention and Memory

Stimulus duration and recognition memory: An attentional subsetting account

Encoding colors and tones into working memory concurrently: A developmental investigation

A lifespan study of the confidence–accuracy relation in working memory and episodic long-term memory.

Set size and the orthographic/phonological neighbourhood size effect in serial recognition: The importance of randomization.

Give me enough time to rehearse: Presentation rate modulates the production effect

A Feature-Space Theory of the Production Effect in Recognition

Working Memory Constrains Long-Term Memory in Children and Adults: Memory of Objects and Bindings

Stat checkers: make reproducible computer code mandatory

Additional evidence that valence does not affect serial recall

Aural and written language elicit the same processes: Further evidence from the missing-phoneme effect.

Can synchronised tones facilitate immediate memory for printed lists?

Attention allocation between item and order information in short-term memory

The orthographic/phonological neighbourhood size effect and set size

Modeling verbal short-term memory: A walk around the neighborhood.

The tradeoff between item and order information in short-term memory does not depend on encoding time.

Valence and concreteness in item recognition: Evidence against the affective embodiment account

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Nelson Cowan

Jean Saint-Aubin

Steven Roodenrys

Sylvain Fiset

Alicia Forsberg

Jeremy B Caplan

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