Logan (2021) presented an impressive unification of serial order tasks including whole
report, typing, and serial recall in the form of the context retrieval and updating (CRU) model …

Working memory performance is often assumed to benefit from different maintenance control
strategies such as rehearsal, refreshing, elaboration, and grouping. In studies assessing …

A major argument for positional-coding over associative chaining models of immediate
serial recall has been the high probability that an error from a prior list will appear in its …

A full characterization of memory must include how participants use exogenous and
endogenous cues to guide retrieval. In free recall, in which endogenous cues play a large …

In free recall procedures, the order and timing of subjects' responses can inform our
understanding of human memory. Analyzing a corpus of more than half a million freely …

Although possible to recall in both forward and backward order, recall proceeds most
naturally in the order of encoding. Prior studies ask whether and how forward and backward …

Extra free time improves working memory (WM) performance. This free-time benefit
becomes larger across successive serial positions, a phenomenon recently labeled the …

People often subdivide a list into smaller pieces, called chunks. Some theories of serial
recall assume memories are stored hierarchically, with all-or-none retrieval of chunks, but …

Lors du rappel sériel immédiat dans l'ordre inverse, les participants doivent se remémorer
des listes d'éléments immédiatement après qu'on leur ait présenté ceux-ci, du dernier …

When participants must recall a sequence of items in reverse order just after their
presentation, inconsistent findings have been observed relative to when participants must …