An Investigation of Sex Differences, Implicit Memory, and Perceptual Identification in the Survival Memory Paradigm
Abstract
Robust support has been found for a survival processing effect on memory when information is encoded for its fitness relevance (Nairne et al. J Exp Psychol Learn Mem Cogn 33:263–273, 2007). However, support for this effect has been limited to forms of memory that require intentional, explicit retrieval processes. Thus far, the literature has failed to identify the effect in implicit, automatic memory using conceptual and perceptual production...
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Title
An Investigation of Sex Differences, Implicit Memory, and Perceptual Identification in the Survival Memory Paradigm
Published Date
Mar 21, 2019
Volume
5
Issue
3
Pages
369 - 380
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