Abstract L'oeuvre de Murdock (1974, Human Memory: Theory and Data, Lawrence Erlbaum)
a établi une distinction entre l'encodage et la récupération d'informations d'éléments (la …

The main goal of the present study was to investigate whether schema-based encoding of
novel word pairs (ie, novel compound words) supports the formation of unitized …

Although it is often assumed that memory of episodic associations requires recollection, it
has been suggested that, when stimuli are experienced as a unit, earlier memory processes …

Unitization refers to the creation of a new unit from previously distinct items. The concept of
unitization has been used to explain how novel pairings between items can be remembered …

The viewpoint that unitization provides a possibility of increasing the contribution of
familiarity to associative memory has been widely accepted, but its effects on associative …

Introduction The finding that familiarity can support associative memory by unitizing the to-be-
learned items into a novel representation has been widely accepted, but its effects on overall …

It is widely accepted that associative recognition can be supported by familiarity through
integrating more than two stimuli into a unit, but there are still three unsolved questions:(1) …

We provide new evidence concerning two opposing views of episodic associations: The
independent-association hypothesis posits that associations are unidirectional and …

Prior research has demonstrated that stimulus emotionality can affect associative memory,
but the patterns are varied: negative valence can either impair or improve it, while positive …

Previous research has revealed two different old/new effects, the early mid-frontal old/new
effect (aka, FN400) and the late parietal old/new effect (aka, LPC), which relate to familiarity …