Recall time shows practically no correlation with accuracy of recall in college students (coefficient -.09)¶
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q2 i? In a study of 84 college and university students, the writer found practically no correlation of time used in recalling words with accuracy of recall (coefficient -.09). → Myers 1913
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Myers 1913¶
Myers, G. C. (1913). Some correlations between learning and recall. Communications and Discussions. https://www.google.com/search?q=%22Some+correlations+between+learning+and+recall%22+Myers
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The article reports the writer's earlier study of 84 college and university students on incidental memory, which found "practically no correlation of time used in recalling the words with accuracy of recall" (coefficient -.09); no effect size beyond the coefficient is printed.
"In another study1 on 84 college and university students the writer found "practically no correlation of time used in recalling the words with accuracy of recall" (coefficient —.09)."
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Recall time shows practically no correlation with accuracy of recall in college students (coefficient -.09) |
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Recall time shows practically no correlation with accuracy of recall in college students (coefficient -.09) |
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