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DISTINCTIVE PROCESSING: THE CO-ACTION OF SIMILARITY AND DIFFERENCE IN MEMORY.

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Title:	DISTINCTIVE PROCESSING: THE CO-ACTION OF SIMILARITY AND DIFFERENCE IN MEMORY.
Authors:	Hunt, R. Reed
Source:	Psychology of Learning & Motivation. 2012, Issue 56, p1-46. 46p.
Subject Terms:	Memory, Theory, Similarity judgment, Processing (Computer program language), Encoding
Abstract:	The article describes the development and origin of the science concept of memory, particularly distinctive processing. It demonstrates that the combination of levels of organization and processing predicts the performance of memory. It also highlights the concepts of structural alignment theory and similarity judgment for encoding process model.
Database:	Supplemental Index

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Abstract:	The article describes the development and origin of the science concept of memory, particularly distinctive processing. It demonstrates that the combination of levels of organization and processing predicts the performance of memory. It also highlights the concepts of structural alignment theory and similarity judgment for encoding process model.
ISSN:	00797421
DOI:	10.1016/B978-0-12-394393-4.00001-7