Although it is widely accepted that familiarity could support associative recognition when the
to‐be‐learn items are 'unitized'into a new representation, the effects of unitization on …

While the effect of unitization on associative memory has been established, its effect on item
memory remains debated. This study aimed to investigate the influence of unitization on item …

本研究通过考察合体字和复合词加工过程中联结记忆和项目记忆的变化, 探究了在将不同项目绑
定为整体的过程中联结编码和项目编码间的关系, 并结合脑电技术比较了合体字和复合词的加工 …

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 …

Context in which events are embedded is often hypothesized to serve as an independent
cue for retrieval. This means that any effects of context need to obey two basic principles of …

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) …

It is widely accepted that familiarity can support associative memory when the to-be-
remember items are unitized into a new representation. However, there has been relatively …

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 …