Nodes: 7733, Authors: 11743, Journals: 1016, Outer References: 177526, Words: 7526
Collection span: 1976 - 2005
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#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
301	12	55	278 1987 OCT [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 13 (4): 531-541 LIGHT LL; SINGH A IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY IN YOUNG AND OLDER ADULTS	163	203
302	8	23	279 1987 OCT [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 13 (4): 542-552 NELSON DL; CANAS JJ; BAJO MT; KEELEAN PD COMPARING WORD FRAGMENT COMPLETION AND CUED-RECALL WITH LETTER CUES	33	42
303	24	192	307 1987 OCT [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 94 (4): 439-454 SHERRY DF; SCHACTER DL THE EVOLUTION OF MULTIPLE MEMORY-SYSTEMS	245	245
304	2	49	252 1987 NOV [15] COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 4 (4): 385-415 DEHAAN EHF; YOUNG A; NEWCOMBE F FACE RECOGNITION WITHOUT AWARENESS	52	135
305	4	27	291 1987 NOV [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 15 (6): 465-472 WHITTLESEA BWA; CANTWELL AL ENDURING INFLUENCE OF THE PURPOSE OF EXPERIENCES - ENCODING-RETRIEVAL INTERACTIONS IN WORD AND PSEUDOWORD PERCEPTION	19	32
306	4	24	238 1987 DEC [15] AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 39 (3): 319-329 CARROLL M PRIOR PROCESSING AND PICTURE NAMING IN KORSAKOFFS SYNDROME	0	0
307	1	16	241 1987 DEC [15] BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 10 (4): 678-678 SHERRY DF NATURAL-SELECTION AND INTELLIGENCE	0	0
308	0	32	255 1987 DEC [15] CORTEX 23 (4): 575-597 DERENZI E; LIOTTI M; NICHELLI P SEMANTIC AMNESIA WITH PRESERVATION OF AUTOBIOGRAPHIC MEMORY - A CASE-REPORT	58	122
309	2	23	256 1987 DEC [15] CORTEX 23 (4): 655-665 PARKIN AJ; MILLER J; VINCENT R MULTIPLE NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL DEFICITS DUE TO ANOXIC ENCEPHALOPATHY - A CASE-STUDY	2	20
310	3	9	257 1987 DEC [15] CORTEX 23 (4): 695-698 CROVITZ HF; DANIEL WF LENGTH OF RETROGRADE-AMNESIA AFTER HEAD-INJURY - A REVISED FORMULA	1	4
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
311	5	19	267 1987 DEC [15] JAPANESE JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 58 (5): 302-308 HARADA E DIRECT PRIMING EFFECTS BEYOND WORDS - A CASE OF WORD PAIRS	0	0
312	1	43	282 1987 DEC [15] JOURNAL OF LEARNING DISABILITIES 20 (10): 603-613 PRIGATANO GP RECOVERY AND COGNITIVE RETRAINING AFTER CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA	6	17
313	2	17	284 1987 DEC [15] JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGY NEUROSURGERY AND PSYCHIATRY 50 (12): 1613-1618 DIKMEN S; TEMKIN N; MCLEAN A; WYLER A; MACHAMER J MEMORY AND HEAD-INJURY SEVERITY	5	48
314	1	44	305 1987 DEC [15] PSYCHOBIOLOGY 15 (4): 300-307 WILSON B; KOLB B; ODLAND L; WISHAW IQ ALCOHOL, SEX, AGE, AND THE HIPPOCAMPUS	4	16
315	2	35	364 1988 JAN [15] DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOBIOLOGY 21 (1): 43-62 HILL WL; BOROVSKY D; ROVEECOLLIER C CONTINUITIES IN INFANT MEMORY DEVELOPMENT	22	52
316	0	0	370 1988 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 10 (1): 53-53 SCHACTER DL IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT KNOWLEDGE IN AMNESIA AND OTHER NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL SYNDROMES	0	0
317	4	31	400 1988 JAN-FEB [JAN 15] NEUROBIOLOGY OF AGING 9 (1): 92-94 KASZNIAK AW COGNITION IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE - THEORETIC MODELS AND CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS	0	2
318	5	35	411 1988 JAN [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 95 (1): 91-101 DUNN JC; KIRSNER K DISCOVERING FUNCTIONALLY INDEPENDENT MENTAL PROCESSES - THE PRINCIPLE OF REVERSED ASSOCIATION	44	123
319	6	46	325 1988 FEB [15] BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE 102 (1): 141-147 HEINDEL WC; BUTTERS N; SALMON DP IMPAIRED LEARNING OF A MOTOR SKILL IN PATIENTS WITH HUNTINGTONS-DISEASE	87	155
320	3	60	329 1988 FEB [15] BRAIN 111: 185-206 SAGAR HJ; COHEN NJ; SULLIVAN EV; CORKIN S; GROWDON JH REMOTE MEMORY FUNCTION IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE AND PARKINSONS-DISEASE	43	120
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
321	1	26	351 1988 FEB [15] BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 79: 77-86 PARKIN AJ; WOOD A; ALDRICH FK REPETITION AND ACTIVE LISTENING - THE EFFECTS OF SPACING SELF-ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS	0	1
322	4	10	367 1988 FEB [15] JAPANESE JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 58 (6): 352-358 NAITO M; KOMATSU S ATTRIBUTES OF MEMORY THAT MEDIATE PRIMING EFFECTS IN PERCEPTUAL IDENTIFICATION	4	6
323	4	25	368 1988 FEB [15] JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 97 (1): 100-104 KASZNIAK AW; NUSSBAUM PD; BERREN MR; SANTIAGO J AMNESIA AS A CONSEQUENCE OF MALE RAPE - A CASE-REPORT	12	22
324	2	28	392 1988 FEB [15] JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 54 (2): 339-346 MCCANN T; SHEEHAN PW HYPNOTICALLY INDUCED PSEUDOMEMORIES - SAMPLING THEIR CONDITIONS AMONG HYPNOTIZABLE SUBJECTS	2	16
325	1	24	409 1988 FEB [15] PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY-RESEARCH AND PRACTICE 19 (1): 108-111 MELTON GB CHILDREN, ECOLOGY, AND LEGAL CONTEXTS - REPLY	0	1
326	1	15	361 1988 MAR [15] CORTEX 24 (1): 143-148 PARKIN AJ; BELL WP; LENG NRC A STUDY OF METAMEMORY IN AMNESIC AND NORMAL ADULTS	8	10
327	5	57	374 1988 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 117 (1): 51-67 HUMPHREYS GW; BESNER D; QUINLAN PT EVENT PERCEPTION AND THE WORD REPETITION EFFECT	28	110
328	5	23	393 1988 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 54 (3): 385-395 SMITH ER; BRANSCOMBE NR; BORMANN C GENERALITY OF THE EFFECTS OF PRACTICE ON SOCIAL JUDGMENT TASKS	3	26
329	5	55	396 1988 MAR [15] LAW AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR 12 (1): 57-78 WIGGINS EC; BRANDT J THE DETECTION OF SIMULATED AMNESIA	23	72
330	1	31	410 1988 MAR [15] PSYCHOBIOLOGY 16 (1): 45-53 TAKO AN; BERACOCHEA DJ; JAFFARD R ACCELERATED RATE OF FORGETTING OF SPATIAL INFORMATION FOLLOWING MAMMILLARY-BODY LESIONS IN MICE - EFFECTS OF CONTEXT CHANGE ON RETENTION-TEST PERFORMANCE	0	24
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
331	4	14	321 1988 APR [15] AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 40 (1): 35-43 CARROLL M; BUSS R FAME ATTRIBUTIONS AND THE FEELING OF KNOWING	1	1
332	7	18	334 1988 APR [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 7 (2): 145-156 CERMAK LS; BLACKFORD SP; OCONNOR M; BLEICH RP THE IMPLICIT MEMORY ABILITY OF A PATIENT WITH AMNESIA DUE TO ENCEPHALITIS	60	62
333	10	50	335 1988 APR [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 7 (2): 157-177 GABRIELI JDE; COHEN NJ; CORKIN S THE IMPAIRED LEARNING OF SEMANTIC KNOWLEDGE FOLLOWING BILATERAL MEDIAL TEMPORAL-LOBE RESECTION	72	100
334	6	41	336 1988 APR [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 7 (2): 231-243 PARKIN AJ; LENG NRC; STANHOPE N; SMITH AP MEMORY IMPAIRMENT FOLLOWING RUPTURED ANEURYSM OF THE ANTERIOR COMMUNICATING ARTERY	27	68
335	2	25	357 1988 APR [15] CHILD DEVELOPMENT 59 (2): 523-527 DIAMOND A ABILITIES AND NEURAL MECHANISMS UNDERLYING AB PERFORMANCE	11	67
336	5	57	377 1988 APR [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 14 (2): 195-212 MACLEOD CM FORGOTTEN BUT NOT GONE - SAVINGS FOR PICTURES AND WORDS IN LONG-TERM-MEMORY	11	19
337	14	36	378 1988 APR [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 14 (2): 213-222 MITCHELL DB; BROWN AS PERSISTENT REPETITION PRIMING IN PICTURE NAMING AND ITS DISSOCIATION FROM RECOGNITION MEMORY	95	108
338	18	60	379 1988 APR [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 14 (2): 223-239 SLOMAN SA; HAYMAN CAG; OHTA N; LAW J; TULVING E FORGETTING IN PRIMED FRAGMENT COMPLETION	118	125
339	8	48	380 1988 APR [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 14 (2): 256-265 DONNELLY RE PRIMING EFFECTS IN SUCCESSIVE EPISODIC TESTS	3	12
340	2	17	395 1988 APR [15] JOURNAL OF VISUAL IMPAIRMENT & BLINDNESS 82 (4): 137-142 ROGERS SJ; PUCHALSKI CB DEVELOPMENT OF OBJECT PERMANENCE IN VISUALLY IMPAIRED INFANTS	1	8
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
341	3	5	416 1988 APR [15] TEACHING OF PSYCHOLOGY 15 (2): 95-97 SCHOEN LM THE WORD FRAGMENT COMPLETION EFFECT - A COMPUTER-ASSISTED CLASSROOM EXERCISE	1	3
342	8	59	417 1988 APR [15] TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 11 (4): 170-175 SQUIRE LR; ZOLAMORGAN S MEMORY - BRAIN SYSTEMS AND BEHAVIOR	55	180
343	1	23	318 1988 MAY [15] ANIMAL LEARNING & BEHAVIOR 16 (2): 116-122 BALDA RP; KAMIL AC THE SPATIAL MEMORY OF CLARK NUTCRACKERS (NUCIFRAGA-COLUMBIANA) IN AN ANALOG OF THE RADIAL ARM MAZE	4	28
344	2	6	360 1988 MAY [15] CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY 33 (5): 433-434 REUTERLORENZ PA THE DISAPPEARANCE OF INTROSPECTION - LYONS,W	0	0
345	2	186	406 1988 MAY [15] NEUROSCIENCE 25 (2): 363-387 BROWN RG; MARSDEN CD SUBCORTICAL DEMENTIA - THE NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL EVIDENCE	5	151
346	2	7	421 1988 MAY-JUN [MAY 15] ZHURNAL VYSSHEI NERVNOI DEYATELNOSTI IMENI I P PAVLOVA 38 (3): 403-410 LAZAREV VV DYNAMICS OF THE EEG FACTORS VALUES IN PERCEPTION OF SOUND STIMULI BY MAN	1	2
347	1	159	315 1988 JUN [15] ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 67 (3): 191-257 MILLER J DISCRETE AND CONTINUOUS MODELS OF HUMAN INFORMATION-PROCESSING - THEORETICAL DISTINCTIONS AND EMPIRICAL RESULTS	1	164
348	4	41	326 1988 JUN [15] BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE 102 (3): 331-& EICHENBAUM H; FAGAN A; MATHEWS P; COHEN NJ HIPPOCAMPAL SYSTEM DYSFUNCTION AND ODOR DISCRIMINATION-LEARNING IN RATS - IMPAIRMENT OR FACILITATION DEPENDING ON REPRESENTATIONAL DEMANDS	25	129
349	3	48	330 1988 JUN [15] BRAIN 111: 525-539 SAGAR HJ; SULLIVAN EV; GABRIELI JDE; CORKIN S; GROWDON JH TEMPORAL ORDERING AND SHORT-TERM-MEMORY DEFICITS IN PARKINSONS-DISEASE	25	134
350	16	85	337 1988 JUN [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 7 (3): 257-282 GORDON B PRESERVED LEARNING OF NOVEL INFORMATION IN AMNESIA - EVIDENCE FOR MULTIPLE MEMORY-SYSTEMS	40	44
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
351	8	18	338 1988 JUN [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 7 (3): 312-323 CERMAK LS; BLEICH RP; BLACKFORD SP DEFICITS IN THE IMPLICIT RETENTION OF NEW ASSOCIATIONS BY ALCOHOLIC KORSAKOFF PATIENTS	59	61
352	2	31	359 1988 JUN [15] COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 5 (3): 317-336 YOUNG AW; DEHAAN EHF BOUNDARIES OF COVERT RECOGNITION IN PROSOPAGNOSIA	25	58
353	12	63	375 1988 JUN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 117 (2): 148-160 BENTIN S; MOSCOVITCH M THE TIME COURSE OF REPETITION EFFECTS FOR WORDS AND UNFAMILIAR FACES	63	85
354	8	54	388 1988 JUN-JUL [JUN 15] JOURNAL OF LEARNING DISABILITIES 21 (6): 333-& GLISKY EL; SCHACTER DL ACQUISITION OF DOMAIN-SPECIFIC KNOWLEDGE IN PATIENTS WITH ORGANIC MEMORY DISORDERS	14	14
355	2	20	403 1988 JUN [15] NEUROLOGY 38 (6): 900-903 GROBER E; BUSCHKE H; CRYSTAL H; BANG S; DRESNER R SCREENING FOR DEMENTIA BY MEMORY TESTING	15	120
356	67	305	320 1988 [JUN 30] ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY 39: 475-543 RICHARDSONKLAVEHN A; BJORK RA MEASURES OF MEMORY	532	626
357	1	55	333 1988 [JUN 30] BRAIN & DEVELOPMENT 10 (6): 347-354 DOOSE H; BAIER WK THETA-RHYTHMS IN THE EEG - A GENETIC TRAIT IN CHILDHOOD EPILEPSY	0	12
358	2	167	363 1988 [JUN 30] DEVELOPMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 4 (3): 199-230 WELSH MC; PENNINGTON BF ASSESSING FRONTAL-LOBE FUNCTIONING IN CHILDREN - VIEWS FROM DEVELOPMENTAL-PSYCHOLOGY	9	195
359	11	23	404 1988 [JUN 30] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 26 (1): 173-178 GLISKY EL; SCHACTER DL LONG-TERM RETENTION OF COMPUTER LEARNING BY PATIENTS WITH MEMORY DISORDERS	42	42
360	1	66	405 1988 [JUN 30] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 26 (2): 273-286 OBER BA; SHENAUT GK LEXICAL DECISION AND PRIMING IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	41	89
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
361	2	14	408 1988 [JUN 30] PHYSIOLOGY & BEHAVIOR 43 (2): 239-241 QUARTERMAIN D; JUDGE ME; JUNG H AMPHETAMINE ENHANCES RETRIEVAL FOLLOWING DIVERSE SOURCES OF FORGETTING	0	14
362	0	1	418 1988 [JUN 30] Thought without Language (Weiskrantz L, ed.) : 242-278 Schacter DL; McAndrews MP; Moscovitch M Access to Consciousness: Dissociations between Implicit and Explicit Knowledge in Neuropsychological Syndromes	68	68
363	7	18	419 1988 [JUN 30] ZEITSCHRIFT FUR EXPERIMENTELLE UND ANGEWANDTE PSYCHOLOGIE 35 (2): 259-281 PROBST R; PERRIG WJ PERCEPTUAL AND CONCEPTUAL COMPONENTS OF MEMORY	4	5
364	6	8	420 1988 [JUN 30] ZEITSCHRIFT FUR EXPERIMENTELLE UND ANGEWANDTE PSYCHOLOGIE 35 (3): 511-522 WIPPICH W; MECKLENBRAUKER S IMPLICIT MEMORIES WITH THE USE OF IMAGES - A PROCESS ANALYSIS BASED ON WORD IMAGE TASKS	3	3
365	2	17	324 1988 JUL [15] BEHAVIORAL AND NEURAL BIOLOGY 50 (1): 46-60 KESNER RP; BEERS DR DISSOCIATION OF DATA-BASED AND EXPECTANCY-BASED MEMORY FOLLOWING HIPPOCAMPAL-LESIONS IN RATS	1	9
366	1	20	328 1988 JUL [15] BIOLOGY & PHILOSOPHY 3 (3): 363-373 CORBALLIS MC NEUROPHILOSOPHY - TOWARD A UNIFIED SCIENCE OF THE MIND BRAIN - CHURCHLAND,PS	0	2
367	6	42	365 1988 JUL [15] DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 24 (4): 502-511 BAILLARGEON R; GRABER M EVIDENCE OF LOCATION MEMORY IN 8-MONTH-OLD INFANTS IN A NONSEARCH AB TASK	8	33
368	6	19	381 1988 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 14 (3): 477-483 WATKINS MJ; GIBSON JM ON THE RELATION BETWEEN PERCEPTUAL PRIMING AND RECOGNITION MEMORY	22	34
369	11	38	382 1988 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 14 (3): 495-501 GARDINER JM GENERATION AND PRIMING EFFECTS IN WORD-FRAGMENT COMPLETION	39	52
370	7	16	397 1988 JUL [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 16 (4): 309-313 GARDINER JM FUNCTIONAL-ASPECTS OF RECOLLECTIVE EXPERIENCE	187	319
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
371	12	122	412 1988 JUL [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 95 (3): 385-408 RATCLIFF R; MCKOON G A RETRIEVAL THEORY OF PRIMING IN MEMORY	42	250
372	2	78	347 1988 JUL 19 BRAIN RESEARCH 456 (1): 71-87 RIDLEY RM; SAMSON NA; BAKER HF; JOHNSON JA VISUOSPATIAL LEARNING IMPAIRMENT FOLLOWING LESION OF THE CHOLINERGIC PROJECTION TO THE HIPPOCAMPUS	3	42
373	10	25	322 1988 AUG [15] BEHAVIOR RESEARCH METHODS INSTRUMENTS & COMPUTERS 20 (4): 390-397 GIBSON JM; WATKINS MJ A POOL OF 1,086 WORDS WITH UNIQUE 2-LETTER FRAGMENTS	12	27
374	12	51	339 1988 AUG [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 8 (1): 3-20 TULVING E; SCHACTER DL; MCLACHLAN DR; MOSCOVITCH M PRIMING OF SEMANTIC AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE - A CASE-STUDY OF RETROGRADE-AMNESIA	86	87
375	2	22	340 1988 AUG [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 8 (1): 21-30 STUSS DT; GUZMAN DA SEVERE REMOTE MEMORY LOSS WITH MINIMAL ANTEROGRADE AMNESIA - A CLINICAL NOTE	32	49
376	2	45	341 1988 AUG [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 8 (1): 31-46 WILSON B; BADDELEY A SEMANTIC, EPISODIC, AND AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY IN A POSTMENINGITIC AMNESIC PATIENT	17	25
377	6	28	342 1988 AUG [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 8 (1): 77-90 KAPUR N SELECTIVE SPARING OF MEMORY FUNCTIONING IN A PATIENT WITH AMNESIA FOLLOWING HERPES-ENCEPHALITIS	4	7
378	2	14	343 1988 AUG [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 8 (1): 91-104 MILBERG W; ALEXANDER MP; CHARNESS N; MCGLINCHEYBERROTH R; BARRETT A LEARNING OF A COMPLEX ARITHMETIC SKILL IN AMNESIA - EVIDENCE FOR A DISSOCIATION BETWEEN COMPILATION AND PRODUCTION	9	11
379	3	9	344 1988 AUG [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 8 (1): 105-116 HIRST W; PHELPS EA; JOHNSON MK; VOLPE BT AMNESIA AND 2ND LANGUAGE-LEARNING	20	23
380	9	25	345 1988 AUG [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 8 (1): 117-134 NISSEN MJ; ROSS JL; WILLINGHAM DB; MACKENZIE TB; SCHACTER DL MEMORY AND AWARENESS IN A PATIENT WITH MULTIPLE PERSONALITY-DISORDER	29	29
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
381	7	16	352 1988 AUG [15] BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 79: 361-369 PARKIN AJ; STREETE S IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY IN YOUNG-CHILDREN AND ADULTS	73	86
382	3	23	353 1988 AUG [15] BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 79: 387-400 PRING L THE REVERSE-GENERATION EFFECT - A COMPARISON OF MEMORY PERFORMANCE BETWEEN BLIND AND SIGHTED CHILDREN	3	8
383	6	39	371 1988 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 10 (4): 477-494 SALMON DP; SHIMAMURA AP; BUTTERS N; SMITH S LEXICAL AND SEMANTIC PRIMING DEFICITS IN PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	125	175
384	6	24	407 1988 AUG [15] PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS 67 (1): 3-36 SNODGRASS JG; CORWIN J PERCEPTUAL IDENTIFICATION THRESHOLDS FOR 150 FRAGMENTED PICTURES FROM THE SNODGRASS AND VANDERWART PICTURE SET	29	60
385	3	39	415 1988 AUG [15] QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY SECTION A-HUMAN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 40 (3): 561-580 YOUNG AW; HELLAWELL D; DEHAAN EHF CROSS-DOMAIN SEMANTIC PRIMING IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND A PROSOPAGNOSIC PATIENT	22	55
386	4	61	355 1988 SEP [15] CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE PSYCHOLOGIE 42 (3): 274-296 DENHEYER K; GORING A; GORGICHUK S; RICHARDS L; LANDRY M ARE LEXICAL DECISIONS A GOOD MEASURE OF LEXICAL ACCESS - REPETITION BLOCKING SUGGESTS THE AFFIRMATIVE	0	5
387	3	24	362 1988 SEP [15] CORTEX 24 (3): 457-464 GROSSI D; TROJANO L; GRASSO A; ORSINI A SELECTIVE SEMANTIC AMNESIA AFTER CLOSED-HEAD INJURY - A CASE-REPORT	20	39
388	3	55	373 1988 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF CONSUMER RESEARCH 15 (2): 199-209 JANISZEWSKI C PRECONSCIOUS PROCESSING EFFECTS - THE INDEPENDENCE OF ATTITUDE FORMATION AND CONSCIOUS THOUGHT	9	39
389	2	39	394 1988 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLINGUISTIC RESEARCH 17 (5): 425-439 ABRAMS M; REBER AS IMPLICIT LEARNING - ROBUSTNESS IN THE FACE OF PSYCHIATRIC-DISORDERS	21	33
390	3	25	398 1988 SEP [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 16 (5): 452-460 COHEN RL METAMEMORY FOR WORDS AND ENACTED INSTRUCTIONS - PREDICTING WHICH ITEMS WILL BE RECALLED	3	17
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
391	5	53	401 1988 SEP-DEC [SEP 15] NEUROBIOLOGY OF AGING 9 (5-6): 487-494 WINOCUR G A NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF MEMORY LOSS WITH AGE	2	30
392	2	57	402 1988 SEP-DEC [SEP 15] NEUROBIOLOGY OF AGING 9 (5-6): 667-683 ORDY JM; THOMAS GJ; VOLPE BT; DUNLAP WP; COLOMBO PM AN ANIMAL-MODEL OF HUMAN-TYPE MEMORY LOSS BASED ON AGING, LESION, FOREBRAIN ISCHEMIA, AND DRUG STUDIES WITH THE RAT	2	67
393	2	30	316 1988 OCT [15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 42 (10): 658-665 GILES GM; CLARKWILSON J THE USE OF BEHAVIORAL-TECHNIQUES IN FUNCTIONAL SKILLS TRAINING AFTER SEVERE BRAIN INJURY	4	16
394	4	19	317 1988 FAL [OCT 15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 101 (3): 401-424 PARK CW; GARDNER MP; THUKRAL VK SELF-PERCEIVED KNOWLEDGE - SOME EFFECTS ON INFORMATION-PROCESSING FOR A CHOICE TASK	0	9
395	2	78	327 1988 OCT [15] BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY 27 (2): 113-135 OHMAN A NONCONSCIOUS CONTROL OF AUTONOMIC RESPONSES - A ROLE FOR PAVLOVIAN CONDITIONING	0	18
396	7	66	331 1988 OCT [15] BRAIN 111: 1079-1110 KOPELMAN MD; CORN TH CHOLINERGIC BLOCKADE AS A MODEL FOR CHOLINERGIC DEPLETION - A COMPARISON OF THE MEMORY DEFICITS WITH THOSE OF ALZHEIMER-TYPE DEMENTIA AND THE ALCOHOLIC KORSAKOFF SYNDROME	49	162
397	6	34	346 1988 OCT [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 8 (2): 253-272 CHARNESS N; MILBERG W; ALEXANDER MP TEACHING AN AMNESIC A COMPLEX COGNITIVE SKILL	21	25
398	3	20	358 1988 OCT [15] CHILD DEVELOPMENT 59 (5): 1366-1371 GOPNIK A; GRAF P KNOWING HOW YOU KNOW - YOUNG CHILDRENS ABILITY TO IDENTIFY AND REMEMBER THE SOURCES OF THEIR BELIEFS	21	105
399	4	67	366 1988 OCT [15] HUMAN FACTORS 30 (5): 583-598 LOGAN GD AUTOMATICITY, RESOURCES, AND MEMORY - THEORETICAL CONTROVERSIES AND PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS	3	38
400	1	25	383 1988 OCT [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 14 (4): 668-675 ELMES DG INTERFERENCE IN SPATIAL MEMORY	1	5
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401	21	40	384 1988 OCT [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 14 (4): 749-757 HASHTROUDI S; FERGUSON SA; RAPPOLD VA; CHROSNIAK LD DATA-DRIVEN AND CONCEPTUALLY DRIVEN PROCESSES IN PARTIAL-WORD IDENTIFICATION AND RECOGNITION	36	37
402	7	31	385 1988 OCT [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 14 (4): 758-762 HIRST W; PHELPS EA; JOHNSON MK; VOLPE BT MORE ON RECOGNITION AND RECALL IN AMNESIACS	42	57
403	10	30	386 1988 OCT [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 14 (4): 763-770 SHIMAMURA AP; SQUIRE LR LONG-TERM-MEMORY IN AMNESIA - CUED-RECALL, RECOGNITION MEMORY, AND CONFIDENCE RATINGS	43	51
404	2	75	389 1988 OCT [15] JOURNAL OF LEARNING DISABILITIES 21 (8): 476-485 BIGLER ED ACQUIRED CEREBRAL TRAUMA - EPILOGUE	0	3
405	9	109	413 1988 OCT [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 95 (4): 528-551 HINTZMAN DL JUDGMENTS OF FREQUENCY AND RECOGNITION MEMORY IN A MULTIPLE-TRACE MEMORY MODEL	100	387
406	3	49	348 1988 OCT 25 BRAIN RESEARCH 463 (1): 107-117 CHROBAK JJ; HANIN I; SCHMECHEL DE; WALSH TJ AF64A-INDUCED WORKING MEMORY IMPAIRMENT - BEHAVIORAL, NEUROCHEMICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL CORRELATES	0	88
407	1	40	319 1988 NOV [15] ANIMAL LEARNING & BEHAVIOR 16 (4): 436-444 WRIGHT AA; COOK RG; RIVERA JJ; SANDS SF; DELIUS JD CONCEPT-LEARNING BY PIGEONS - MATCHING-TO-SAMPLE WITH TRIAL-UNIQUE VIDEO PICTURE STIMULI	2	93
408	3	77	350 1988 NOV [15] BRITISH JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 6: 369-& PRESSON CC SPECIAL SECTION - LANDMARKS IN SPATIAL COGNITION AND SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT	0	0
409	0	0	354 1988 NOV [15] BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 26 (6): 493-493 SCHACTER DL; BOWERS J; BOOKER J AWARENESS, CONTEXT, AND IMPLICIT MEMORY	0	0
410	6	30	369 1988 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 97 (4): 448-454 LONGMORE BE; KNIGHT RG THE EFFECT OF INTELLECTUAL DETERIORATION ON RETENTION DEFICITS IN AMNESIC ALCOHOLICS	3	9
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411	13	26	387 1988 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 24 (6): 490-504 SMITH ER; BRANSCOMBE NR CATEGORY ACCESSIBILITY AS IMPLICIT MEMORY	36	54
412	2	18	390 1988 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGY NEUROSURGERY AND PSYCHIATRY 51 (11): 1452-1454 VILKKI J; POROPUDAS K; SERVO A MEMORY DISORDER RELATED TO COMA DURATION AFTER HEAD-INJURY	1	8
413	7	51	391 1988 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 8 (11): 4400-4410 SHIMAMURA AP; JERNIGAN TL; SQUIRE LR KORSAKOFFS SYNDROME - RADIOLOGICAL (CT) FINDINGS AND NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL CORRELATES	45	107
414	1	11	323 1988 DEC [15] BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 11 (4): 593-594 MCGONIGLE B IS IT THE THOUGHT THAT COUNTS	0	1
415	10	62	332 1988 DEC [15] BRAIN 111: 1337-1353 NICHELLI P; BAHMANIANBEHBAHANI G; GENTILINI M; VECCHI A PRESERVED MEMORY ABILITIES IN THALAMIC AMNESIA	8	29
416	4	218	349 1988 DEC [15] BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 13 (4): 351-370 MARKOWITSCH HJ DIENCEPHALIC AMNESIA - A REORIENTATION TOWARDS TRACTS	16	64
417	4	54	356 1988 DEC [15] CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE PSYCHOLOGIE 42 (4): 399-413 DENHEYER K; BENSON K CONSTRAINTS ON THE ADDITIVE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SEMANTIC PRIMING AND WORD REPETITION AND ON THE INTERACTIVE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SEMANTIC PRIMING AND STIMULUS CLARITY	3	13
418	1	27	372 1988 DEC [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 10 (6): 693-708 PONSFORD JL; KINSELLA G EVALUATION OF A REMEDIAL PROGRAM FOR ATTENTIONAL DEFICITS FOLLOWING CLOSED-HEAD INJURY	10	44
419	4	44	376 1988 DEC [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 117 (4): 390-394 JOHNSON MK REALITY MONITORING - AN EXPERIMENTAL PHENOMENOLOGICAL APPROACH	26	81
420	11	37	414 1988 DEC [15] PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 3 (4): 358-366 CHIARELLO C; HOYER WJ ADULT AGE-DIFFERENCES IN IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY - TIME COURSE AND ENCODING EFFECTS	88	112
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421	2	12	399 1988 DEC 22 NATURE 336 (6201): 766-767 MARSHALL JC; HALLIGAN PW BLINDSIGHT AND INSIGHT IN VISUO-SPATIAL NEGLECT	23	133
422	2	17	431 1989 JAN [15] ARCHIVES OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION 70 (1): 33-36 JACKSON RD; MYSIW WJ; CORRIGAN JD ORIENTATION GROUP MONITORING-SYSTEM - AN INDICATOR FOR REVERSIBLE IMPAIRMENTS IN COGNITION DURING POSTTRAUMATIC AMNESIA	0	10
423	1	57	440 1989 JAN [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 9 (1): 16-47 YOUNG AW; ELLIS HD CHILDHOOD PROSOPAGNOSIA	12	60
424	3	31	441 1989 JAN [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 9 (1): 88-108 DICK MB; KEAN ML; SANDS D MEMORY FOR INTERNALLY GENERATED WORDS IN ALZHEIMER-TYPE DEMENTIA - BREAKDOWN IN ENCODING AND SEMANTIC MEMORY	19	39
425	4	8	448 1989 JAN [15] BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 27 (1): 5-8 ANOOSHIAN LJ EFFECTS OF ATTENTIVE ENCODING ON ANALYTIC AND NONANALYTIC PROCESSING IN IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT RETRIEVAL TASKS	3	3
426	9	33	461 1989 JAN [15] CONTEMPORARY EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 14 (1): 67-76 LORSBACH TC; WORMAN LJ THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT FORMS OF MEMORY IN LEARNING-DISABLED CHILDREN	13	19
427	14	35	500 1989 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (1): 3-12 SCHACTER DL; GRAF P MODALITY SPECIFICITY OF IMPLICIT MEMORY FOR NEW ASSOCIATIONS	88	88
428	12	31	501 1989 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (1): 13-21 MACLEOD CM DIRECTED FORGETTING AFFECTS BOTH DIRECT AND INDIRECT TESTS OF MEMORY	31	57
429	10	45	502 1989 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (1): 22-30 WITHERSPOON D; MOSCOVITCH M STOCHASTIC INDEPENDENCE BETWEEN 2 IMPLICIT MEMORY TASKS	79	82
430	18	112	503 1989 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (1): 31-49 MITCHELL DB HOW MANY MEMORY-SYSTEMS - EVIDENCE FROM AGING	72	119
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431	7	77	504 1989 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (1): 50-60 SMITH ME; HALGREN E DISSOCIATION OF RECOGNITION MEMORY COMPONENTS FOLLOWING TEMPORAL-LOBE LESIONS	62	156
432	17	43	536 1989 JAN [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 17 (1): 77-86 PERRUCHET P; BAVEUX P CORRELATIONAL ANALYSES OF EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT MEMORY PERFORMANCE	63	71
433	6	32	537 1989 JAN [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 17 (1): 95-105 WELDON MS; ROEDIGER HL; CHALLIS BH THE PROPERTIES OF RETRIEVAL CUES CONSTRAIN THE PICTURE SUPERIORITY EFFECT	62	74
434	4	8	432 1989 FEB [15] ARCHIVES OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION 70 (2): 156-158 GILES GM; SHORE M A RAPID METHOD FOR TEACHING SEVERELY BRAIN INJURED ADULTS HOW TO WASH AND DRESS	5	11
435	11	51	445 1989 FEB [15] BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 80: 113-130 PERRUCHET P THE EFFECT OF SPACED PRACTICE ON EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT MEMORY	10	15
436	1	31	499 1989 FEB [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 15 (1): 170-178 SERGENT J IMAGE GENERATION AND PROCESSING OF GENERATED IMAGES IN THE CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES	2	38
437	2	16	527 1989 FEB [15] JOURNAL OF LEARNING DISABILITIES 22 (2): 90-99 CECI SJ; BAKER JG ON LEARNING ... MORE OR LESS - A KNOWLEDGE-PROCESS-CONTEXT VIEW OF LEARNING-DISABILITIES	0	6
438	4	40	530 1989 FEB [15] JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 9 (2): 582-587 HEINDEL WC; SALMON DP; SHULTS CW; WALICKE PA; BUTTERS N NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR MULTIPLE IMPLICIT MEMORY-SYSTEMS - A COMPARISON OF ALZHEIMERS, HUNTINGTONS, AND PARKINSONS-DISEASE PATIENTS	168	347
439	1	28	573 1989 FEB [15] RECHERCHE 20 (207): 170-177 ENGEN T THE MEMORY OF ODORS	0	1
440	0	1	575 1989 MAR 10 SCIENCE 243 (4896): 1375-1376 SCHACTER DL REMEMBERING RECONSIDERED - ECOLOGICAL AND TRADITIONAL APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF MEMORY - NEISSER,U, WINOGRAD,E	0	0
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441	3	13	442 1989 MAR [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 9 (2): 151-157 HEINRICHS RW ATTEMPTED CLINICAL-APPLICATION OF A TECHNIQUE FOR PROMOTING ROBUST FREE-RECALL TO A CASE OF ALCOHOLIC KORSAKOFFS SYNDROME	2	2
442	3	8	462 1989 MAR [15] CORTEX 25 (1): 115-119 WILSON BA; BADDELEY AD; COCKBURN JM HOW DO OLD DOGS LEARN NEW TRICKS - TEACHING A TECHNOLOGICAL SKILL TO BRAIN INJURED PEOPLE	10	15
443	12	226	483 1989 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 11 (2): 143-205 MCGLYNN SM; SCHACTER DL UNAWARENESS OF DEFICITS IN NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL SYNDROMES	269	267
444	1	23	484 1989 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 11 (2): 278-294 TUOKKO H; CROCKETT D CUED-RECALL AND MEMORY DISORDERS IN DEMENTIA	3	26
445	2	30	491 1989 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 45 (2): 270-276 AGRESTI AA; CORRIGAN JD; GRIBBLE M EFFECTS OF MODE OF PRESENTATION ON HEAD-INJURED PATIENTS RECALL OF NARRATIVE INFORMATION	0	1
446	2	31	493 1989 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 81 (1): 3-8 HANLEY GL; COLLINS VL METAMEMORY JUDGMENTS OF THE ORIGIN AND CONTENT OF COURSE INFORMATION - COMPARING TEXT AND LECTURE MATERIALS	1	2
447	24	69	505 1989 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (2): 228-240 HAYMAN CAG; TULVING E CONTINGENT DISSOCIATION BETWEEN RECOGNITION AND FRAGMENT COMPLETION - THE METHOD OF TRIANGULATION	59	76
448	2	36	506 1989 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (2): 246-255 ZARAGOZA MS; KOSHMIDER JW MISLED SUBJECTS MAY KNOW MORE THAN THEIR PERFORMANCE IMPLIES	21	67
449	7	51	531 1989 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 9 (3): 828-839 SQUIRE LR; HAIST F; SHIMAMURA AP THE NEUROLOGY OF MEMORY - QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF RETROGRADE-AMNESIA IN 2 GROUPS OF AMNESIC PATIENTS	42	94
450	7	59	533 1989 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 56 (3): 326-338 JACOBY LL; KELLEY C; BROWN J; JASECHKO J BECOMING FAMOUS OVERNIGHT - LIMITS ON THE ABILITY TO AVOID UNCONSCIOUS INFLUENCES OF THE PAST	78	180
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451	6	31	538 1989 MAR [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 17 (2): 125-133 HAYMAN CAG; JACOBY LL SPECIFIC WORD TRANSFER AS A MEASURE OF PROCESSING IN THE WORD-SUPERIORITY PARADIGM	23	31
452	10	56	539 1989 MAR [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 17 (2): 148-162 DUCHEK JM; NEELY JH A DISSOCIATIVE WORD-FREQUENCY X LEVELS-OF-PROCESSING INTERACTION IN EPISODIC RECOGNITION AND LEXICAL DECISION TASKS	20	42
453	4	32	552 1989 MAR-APR [MAR 15] PEPTIDES 10 (2): 303-307 ROMAN F; HAN D; BAUDRY M EFFECTS OF 2 ACTH ANALOGS ON SUCCESSIVE ODOR DISCRIMINATION-LEARNING IN RATS	0	10
454	5	54	555 1989 MAR [15] PSYCHOBIOLOGY 17 (1): 102-107 LEWIS RS REMEMBERING AND THE PREFRONTAL CORTEX	3	4
455	3	20	565 1989 MAR [15] PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 4 (1): 10-17 COHEN G; FAULKNER D AGE-DIFFERENCES IN SOURCE FORGETTING - EFFECTS ON REALITY MONITORING AND ON EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY	72	110
456	3	49	566 1989 MAR [15] PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 4 (1): 106-112 HASHTROUDI S; JOHNSON MK; CHROSNIAK LD AGING AND SOURCE MONITORING	77	121
457	2	39	576 1989 MAR [15] TOPICS IN LANGUAGE DISORDERS 9 (2): 1-14 SCHWARTZCOWLEY R; STEPANIK MJ COMMUNICATION DISORDERS AND TREATMENT IN THE ACUTE TRAUMA CENTER SETTING	0	0
458	1	48	438 1989 APR [15] BRAIN 112: 327-359 COSLETT HB; SAFFRAN EM EVIDENCE FOR PRESERVED READING IN PURE ALEXIA	25	98
459	1	7	457 1989 APR [15] CANADIAN JOURNAL OF BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE-REVUE CANADIENNE DES SCIENCES DU COMPORTEMENT 21 (2): 224-231 BRADLEY MT; MACDONALD P; FLEMING I AMNESIA, FEELINGS OF KNOWING, AND THE GUILTY KNOWLEDGE TEST	2	2
460	2	31	460 1989 APR [15] COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 6 (2): 179-210 HANLEY JR; YOUNG AW; PEARSON NA DEFECTIVE RECOGNITION OF FAMILIAR PEOPLE	11	68
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461	2	66	468 1989 APR [15] DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOBIOLOGY 22 (3): 271-294 DIAMOND A; DOAR B THE PERFORMANCE OF HUMAN INFANTS ON A MEASURE OF FRONTAL-CORTEX FUNCTION, THE DELAYED-RESPONSE TASK	12	72
462	2	19	482 1989 APR [15] JOURNAL OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY 74 (2): 356-359 SMITH VL; ELLSWORTH PC; KASSIN SM EYEWITNESS ACCURACY AND CONFIDENCE - WITHIN-VERSUS BETWEEN-SUBJECTS CORRELATIONS	6	42
463	1	70	492 1989 APR [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 9 (2): 88-93 GOOD MI SUBSTANCE-INDUCED DISSOCIATIVE DISORDERS AND PSYCHIATRIC NOSOLOGY	1	25
464	10	49	528 1989 APR [15] JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 28 (2): 189-199 GLASS AL; KREJCI J; GOLDMAN J THE NECESSARY AND SUFFICIENT CONDITIONS FOR MOTOR LEARNING, RECOGNITION, AND RECALL	2	5
465	15	111	562 1989 APR [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 96 (2): 208-233 HUMPHREYS MS; BAIN JD; PIKE R DIFFERENT WAYS TO CUE A COHERENT MEMORY SYSTEM - A THEORY FOR EPISODIC, SEMANTIC, AND PROCEDURAL TASKS	68	202
466	1	33	577 1989 APR [15] TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS JOURNAL 19 (2): 93-100 OLIO KA MEMORY RETRIEVAL IN THE TREATMENT OF ADULT SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL ABUSE	8	20
467	12	22	446 1989 MAY [15] BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 80: 163-168 GARDINER JM A GENERATION EFFECT IN MEMORY WITHOUT AWARENESS	8	11
468	2	43	470 1989 MAY [15] EDUCATIONAL & TRAINING TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL 26 (2): 156-165 HESKETH B; ANDREWS S; CHANDLER P OPINION - TRAINING FOR TRANSFERABLE SKILLS - THE ROLE OF EXAMPLES AND SCHEMA	0	5
469	9	32	472 1989 MAY [15] ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY AND CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY 72 (5): 395-406 RUGG MD; NAGY ME EVENT-RELATED POTENTIALS AND RECOGNITION MEMORY FOR WORDS	50	138
470	14	37	507 1989 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (3): 378-387 RATCLIFF R; MCKOON G; VERWOERD M A BIAS INTERPRETATION OF FACILITATION IN PERCEPTUAL IDENTIFICATION	34	55
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471	16	29	508 1989 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (3): 388-397 NELSON DL; KEELEAN PD; NEGRAO M WORD-FRAGMENT CUEING - THE LEXICAL SEARCH HYPOTHESIS	26	31
472	10	31	509 1989 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (3): 398-406 MACLEOD CM WORD CONTEXT DURING INITIAL EXPOSURE INFLUENCES DEGREE OF PRIMING IN WORD FRAGMENT COMPLETION	50	64
473	8	43	510 1989 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (3): 407-417 LEVY BA; KIRSNER K REPROCESSING TEXT - INDIRECT MEASURES OF WORD AND MESSAGE LEVEL PROCESSES	41	65
474	5	37	511 1989 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (3): 432-442 BROWN AS; MURPHY DR CRYPTOMNESIA - DELINEATING INADVERTENT PLAGIARISM	17	41
475	3	90	540 1989 MAY [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 17 (3): 337-348 MITCHELL DB; HUNT RR HOW MUCH EFFORT SHOULD BE DEVOTED TO MEMORY	3	30
476	1	5	422 1989 JUN [15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 43 (6): 409-411 GILES GM; S; HORE M THE EFFECTIVENESS OF AN ELECTRONIC MEMORY AID FOR A MEMORY-IMPAIRED ADULT OF NORMAL INTELLIGENCE	4	14
477	8	57	434 1989 JUN [15] BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE 103 (3): 526-& DIAMOND A; ZOLAMORGAN S; SQUIRE LR SUCCESSFUL PERFORMANCE BY MONKEYS WITH LESIONS OF THE HIPPOCAMPAL-FORMATION ON ABBAR AND OBJECT RETRIEVAL, 2 TASKS THAT MARK DEVELOPMENTAL-CHANGES IN HUMAN INFANTS	5	65
478	8	43	435 1989 JUN [15] BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE 103 (3): 538-547 BENZING WC; SQUIRE LR PRESERVED LEARNING AND MEMORY IN AMNESIA - INTACT ADAPTATION-LEVEL EFFECTS AND LEARNING OF STEREOSCOPIC DEPTH	21	24
479	7	66	436 1989 JUN [15] BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE 103 (3): 548-560 JANOWSKY JS; SHIMAMURA AP; KRITCHEVSKY M; SQUIRE LR COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT FOLLOWING FRONTAL-LOBE DAMAGE AND ITS RELEVANCE TO HUMAN AMNESIA	122	242
480	7	74	439 1989 JUN [15] BRAIN 112: 595-620 HODGES JR; WARD CD OBSERVATIONS DURING TRANSIENT GLOBAL AMNESIA - A BEHAVIORAL AND NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY OF 5 CASES	24	85
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481	6	67	463 1989 JUN [15] CORTEX 25 (2): 197-217 DALLORA P; DELLASALA S; SPINNLER H AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY - ITS IMPAIRMENT IN AMNESIC SYNDROMES	25	53
482	1	71	534 1989 JUN [15] JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 56 (6): 853-865 KLEIN SB; BURTON HA; LOFTUS J 2 SELF-REFERENCE EFFECTS - THE IMPORTANCE OF DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN SELF-DESCRIPTIVENESS JUDGMENTS AND AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL RETRIEVAL IN SELF-REFERENT ENCODING	11	51
483	2	78	579 1989 JUN [15] WILSON BULLETIN 101 (2): 289-304 SHERRY DF FOOD STORING IN THE PARIDAE	4	42
484	1	48	427 1989 [JUN 30] ANNALES DE MEDECINE INTERNE 140 (8): 709-714 ZUBER M; GUEZ D NEUROMEDIATORS AND MEMORY - THE SEARCH FOR A REMEDY	0	1
485	4	104	428 1989 [JUN 30] ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY 40: 603-629 HUNT E COGNITIVE SCIENCE - DEFINITION, STATUS, AND QUESTIONS	2	29
486	2	28	429 1989 [JUN 30] ARCHIVES OF GERONTOLOGY AND GERIATRICS : 55-70 JAFFARD R; DURKIN T; TOUMANE A; MARIGHETTO A; LEBRUN C EXPERIMENTAL DISSOCIATION OF MEMORY-SYSTEMS IN MICE - BEHAVIORAL AND NEUROCHEMICAL ASPECTS	0	0
487	9	80	458 1989 [JUN 30] CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW 9 (5): 605-626 BENEDICT RHB THE EFFECTIVENESS OF COGNITIVE REMEDIATION STRATEGIES FOR VICTIMS OF TRAUMATIC HEAD-INJURY - A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE	7	25
488	1	3	471 1989 [JUN 30] EDUCATIONAL GERONTOLOGY 15 (6): 641-648 CAMP CJ; SCHALLER JR EPILOGUE - SPACED-RETRIEVAL MEMORY TRAINING IN AN ADULT DAY-CARE-CENTER	9	15
489	1	69	473 1989 [JUN 30] EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH 74 (1): 24-40 DIAMOND A; GOLDMANRAKIC PS COMPARISON OF HUMAN INFANTS AND RHESUS-MONKEYS ON PIAGET ABBAR TASK - EVIDENCE FOR DEPENDENCE ON DORSOLATERAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX	15	175
490	2	58	474 1989 [JUN 30] INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CLINICAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 11 (2): 55-65 BEATTY WW; BAILLY RC; FISHER L KORSAKOFF-LIKE AMNESIC SYNDROME IN A PATIENT WITH ANOREXIA AND VOMITING	2	5
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491	1	32	475 1989 [JUN 30] INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 24 (2): 157-178 PERETZ I CLUSTERING IN MUSIC - AN APPRAISAL OF TASK FACTORS	1	9
492	0	1	477 1989 [JUN 30] Implicit memory: theoretical issues : 47-65 Schacter DL; Bowers J; Booker J Intention, awareness, and implicit memory: The retrieval-intentionality criterion	198	198
493	7	18	478 1989 [JUN 30] JAPANESE PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH 31 (2): 45-56 NAITO M; KOMATSU SI EFFECTS OF CONCEPTUALLY DRIVEN PROCESSING ON PERCEPTUAL IDENTIFICATION	4	6
494	2	51	535 1989 [JUN 30] LECTURE NOTES IN COMPUTER SCIENCE 360: 167-181 HAMMOND N HYPERMEDIA AND LEARNING - WHO GUIDES WHOM	0	2
495	17	40	544 1989 [JUN 30] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 27 (1): 107-120 GLISKY EL; SCHACTER DL EXTENDING THE LIMITS OF COMPLEX LEARNING IN ORGANIC AMNESIA - COMPUTER-TRAINING IN A VOCATIONAL DOMAIN	45	45
496	3	24	545 1989 [JUN 30] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 27 (2): 179-& NEWCOMBE F; YOUNG AW; DEHAAN EHF PROSOPAGNOSIA AND OBJECT AGNOSIA WITHOUT COVERT RECOGNITION	17	46
497	9	20	546 1989 [JUN 30] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 27 (3): 341-352 NISSEN MJ; WILLINGHAM D; HARTMAN M EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT REMEMBERING - WHEN IS LEARNING PRESERVED IN AMNESIA	77	109
498	13	74	547 1989 [JUN 30] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 27 (4): 437-+ KOPELMAN MD REMOTE AND AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY, TEMPORAL CONTEXT MEMORY AND FRONTAL ATROPHY IN KORSAKOFF AND ALZHEIMER PATIENTS	73	170
499	1	25	548 1989 [JUN 30] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 27 (7): 971-976 VILKKI J; HOLST P DEFICIENT PROGRAMMING IN SPATIAL-LEARNING AFTER FRONTAL-LOBE DAMAGE	5	19
500	8	35	549 1989 [JUN 30] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 27 (8): 1043-1056 JANOWSKY JS; SHIMAMURA AP; SQUIRE LR SOURCE MEMORY IMPAIRMENT IN PATIENTS WITH FRONTAL-LOBE LESIONS	179	246
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501	13	20	550 1989 [JUN 30] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 27 (8): 1057-1072 MAYES AR; GOODING P ENHANCEMENT OF WORD COMPLETION PRIMING IN AMNESIACS BY CUEING WITH PREVIOUSLY NOVEL ASSOCIATES	54	57
502	5	30	551 1989 [JUN 30] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 27 (10): 1249-1259 PICKERING AD; MAYES AR; FAIRBAIRN AF AMNESIA AND MEMORY FOR MODALITY INFORMATION	18	23
503	12	25	561 1989 [JUN 30] PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH-PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG 51 (4): 208-216 WIPPICH W; MECKLENBRAUKER S; HALFTER M IMPLICIT MEMORY IN SPELLING FROM WORD IMAGES	5	7
504	1	18	569 1989 [JUN 30] PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 98 (1): 120-125 FRITH CD; MCGINTY MA; GERGEL I; CROW TJ THE EFFECTS OF SCOPOLAMINE AND CLONIDINE UPON THE PERFORMANCE AND LEARNING OF A MOTOR SKILL	6	13
505	13	45	570 1989 [JUN 30] PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 99 (2): 238-243 DANION JM; ZIMMERMANN MA; WILLARDSCHROEDER D; GRANGE D; SINGER L DIAZEPAM INDUCES A DISSOCIATION BETWEEN EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT MEMORY	68	98
506	0	1	578 1989 [JUN 30] Varieties of Memory and Consciousness: Essays in honour of Endel Tulving (Roedinger HL, Craik FIM, eds.) : 355-389 Schacter DL; McAndrews MP; Moscovitch M On the Relation between memory and consciousness: dissociable interactions and conscious experience	59	59
507	10	27	580 1989 [JUN 30] ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ENTWICKLUNGSPSYCHOLOGIE UND PADAGOGISCHE PSYCHOLOGIE 21 (4): 294-306 WIPPICH W; MECKLENBRAUKER S; BRAUSCH A IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY IN CHILDREN - ARE AGE-DIFFERENCES ABSENT IN INDIRECT MEMORY RECALL TESTS	13	16
508	17	34	581 1989 [JUN 30] ZEITSCHRIFT FUR EXPERIMENTELLE UND ANGEWANDTE PSYCHOLOGIE 36 (2): 328-348 WIPPICH W; SCHMITT R; MECKLENBRAUKER S STUDIES OF THE EFFECT OF DIVIDED ATTENTION ON EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT MEMORY	6	6
509	19	41	582 1989 [JUN 30] ZEITSCHRIFT FUR EXPERIMENTELLE UND ANGEWANDTE PSYCHOLOGIE 36 (4): 672-692 WIPPICH W; SPELTEN M; MECKLENBRAUKER S MEMORIES OF IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT REMEMBERED EVENTS	6	6
510	21	54	423 1989 SUM [JUL 15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 102 (2): 151-181 SCHACTER DL; MCGLYNN SM IMPLICIT MEMORY - EFFECTS OF ELABORATION DEPEND ON UNITIZATION	43	43
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
511	3	21	426 1989 JUL-AUG [JUL 15] AMERICAN SCIENTIST 77 (4): 361-367 TULVING E REMEMBERING AND KNOWING THE PAST	31	53
512	18	45	512 1989 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (4): 657-668 BLAXTON TA INVESTIGATING DISSOCIATIONS AMONG MEMORY MEASURES - SUPPORT FOR A TRANSFER-APPROPRIATE PROCESSING FRAMEWORK	346	420
513	27	49	513 1989 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (4): 721-728 SHIMAMURA AP; SQUIRE LR IMPAIRED PRIMING OF NEW ASSOCIATIONS IN AMNESIA	93	97
514	2	23	541 1989 JUL [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 17 (4): 490-502 HOCK HS; SMITH LB; ESCOFFERY L; BATES A; FIELD L EVIDENCE FOR THE ABSTRACTIVE ENCODING OF SUPERFICIAL POSITION INFORMATION IN VISUAL-PATTERNS	0	1
515	1	126	563 1989 JUL [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 96 (3): 492-505 CORBALLIS MC LATERALITY AND HUMAN-EVOLUTION	4	69
516	1	8	574 1989 SUM [JUL 15] REHABILITATION PSYCHOLOGY 34 (2): 131-133 DILLER L COGNITIVE REMEDIATION FOLLOWING TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY - RESPONSE	0	0
517	7	34	430 1989 AUG [15] ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY 46 (8): 911-916 EWERT J; LEVIN HS; WATSON MG; KALISKY Z PROCEDURAL MEMORY DURING POSTTRAUMATIC AMNESIA IN SURVIVORS OF SEVERE CLOSED HEAD-INJURY - IMPLICATIONS FOR REHABILITATION	20	41
518	2	46	447 1989 AUG [15] BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 80: 333-349 MORRIS N SPATIAL MONITORING IN VISUAL WORKING MEMORY	0	12
519	2	10	476 1989 AUG [15] INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY 7 (2-4): 318-319 MIOSSEC Y; LECONTE P; ROY JC ULTRADIAN RHYTHMS INFLUENCES ON BILATERAL EEG DURING PASSIVE VERBAL AND MUSICAL TASKS	0	0
520	3	15	479 1989 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 98 (3): 236-240 MATHEWS A; MOGG K; MAY J; EYSENCK M IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY BIAS IN ANXIETY	32	115
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521	0	48	485 1989 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 11 (4): 571-588 OSCARBERMAN M LINKS BETWEEN CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY	0	1
522	2	68	529 1989 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 28 (4): 412-443 DAGENBACH D; CARR TH; WILHELMSEN AL TASK-INDUCED STRATEGIES AND NEAR-THRESHOLD PRIMING - CONSCIOUS INFLUENCES ON UNCONSCIOUS PERCEPTION	10	89
523	1	36	553 1989 AUG [15] PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS 69 (1): 147-160 TODMAN M SOME OBSERVATIONS UPON PERCEPTUAL ORGANIZATION AND THE MERE EXPOSURE EFFECT	0	0
524	11	24	571 1989 AUG [15] QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY SECTION A-HUMAN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 41 (3): 439-453 BASSILI JN; SMITH MC; MACLEOD CM AUDITORY AND VISUAL WORD-STEM COMPLETION - SEPARATING DATA-DRIVEN AND CONCEPTUALLY DRIVEN PROCESSES	85	90
525	10	35	572 1989 AUG [15] QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY SECTION A-HUMAN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 41 (3): 599-617 BROWN MW; BROWN J; BOWES JB ABSENCE OF PRIMING COUPLED WITH SUBSTANTIALLY PRESERVED RECOGNITION IN LORAZEPAM-INDUCED AMNESIA	55	75
526	4	31	543 1989 SEP 7 NATURE 341 (6237): 54-57 PRESS GA; AMARAL DG; SQUIRE LR HIPPOCAMPAL ABNORMALITIES IN AMNESIC PATIENTS REVEALED BY HIGH-RESOLUTION MAGNETIC-RESONANCE IMAGING	41	205
527	2	49	425 1989 SEP [15] AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 44 (9): 1185-1193 BANAJI MR; CROWDER RG THE BANKRUPTCY OF EVERYDAY MEMORY	19	126
528	8	16	449 1989 SEP [15] BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 27 (5): 395-398 SNODGRASS JG; SURPRENANT A EFFECT OF RETENTION INTERVAL ON IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY FOR PICTURES	4	7
529	4	15	450 1989 SEP [15] BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 27 (5): 413-416 WINNICK WA; PENKO R ENCODING EFFECTS IN ONE PRIMING PARADIGM	1	1
530	8	19	451 1989 SEP [15] BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 27 (5): 417-420 GREENBAUM JL; GRAF P PRESCHOOL PERIOD DEVELOPMENT OF IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT REMEMBERING	38	46
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
531	4	42	464 1989 SEP [15] CORTEX 25 (3): 387-402 KAPUR N; YOUNG A; BATEMAN D; KENNEDY P FOCAL RETROGRADE-AMNESIA - A LONG-TERM CLINICAL AND NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL FOLLOW-UP	31	78
532	1	52	469 1989 SEP [15] DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOBIOLOGY 22 (6): 533-552 BUTLER J; ROVEECOLLIER C CONTEXTUAL GATING OF MEMORY RETRIEVAL	18	65
533	4	106	494 1989 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 118 (3): 219-235 REBER AS IMPLICIT LEARNING AND TACIT KNOWLEDGE	152	430
534	3	21	495 1989 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 118 (3): 239-241 LEWICKI P; HILL T ON THE STATUS OF NONCONSCIOUS PROCESSES IN HUMAN COGNITION - COMMENT	9	19
535	8	26	496 1989 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 118 (3): 242-244 REBER AS MORE THOUGHTS ON THE UNCONSCIOUS - REPLY	13	20
536	1	9	497 1989 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 118 (3): 255-257 ROEDIGER HL; SRINIVAS K; WADDILL P HOW MUCH DOES GUESSING INFLUENCE RECALL - COMMENT	3	7
537	2	47	498 1989 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 118 (3): 280-297 REINITZ MT; WRIGHT E; LOFTUS GR EFFECTS OF SEMANTIC PRIMING ON VISUAL ENCODING OF PICTURES	4	21
538	11	79	514 1989 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (5): 763-778 CARR TH; BROWN JS; CHARALAMBOUS A REPETITION AND READING - PERCEPTUAL ENCODING MECHANISMS ARE VERY ABSTRACT BUT NOT VERY INTERACTIVE	48	78
539	1	24	515 1989 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (5): 887-897 PRESSON CC; DELANGE N; HAZELRIGG MD ORIENTATION SPECIFICITY IN SPATIAL MEMORY - WHAT MAKES A PATH DIFFERENT FROM A MAP OF THE PATH	3	57
540	14	37	516 1989 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (5): 930-940 GRAF P; SCHACTER DL UNITIZATION AND GROUPING MEDIATE DISSOCIATIONS IN MEMORY FOR NEW ASSOCIATIONS	58	58
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
541	22	60	517 1989 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (5): 941-956 HAYMAN CAG; TULVING E IS PRIMING IN FRAGMENT COMPLETION BASED ON A TRACELESS MEMORY SYSTEM	58	60
542	8	41	518 1989 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (5): 968-976 BROOKS JO; WATKINS MJ RECOGNITION MEMORY AND THE MERE EXPOSURE EFFECT	4	11
543	1	46	519 1989 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (5): 990-997 BELLEZZA FS; YOUNG DR CHUNKING OF REPEATED EVENTS IN MEMORY	0	7
544	6	32	542 1989 SEP [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 17 (5): 563-571 KINOSHITA S GENERATION ENHANCES SEMANTIC PROCESSING - THE ROLE OF DISTINCTIVENESS IN THE GENERATION EFFECT	1	12
545	5	25	554 1989 SEP [15] PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY BULLETIN 15 (3): 285-296 BASSILI JN TRAIT ENCODING IN BEHAVIOR IDENTIFICATION AND DISPOSITIONAL INFERENCE	2	28
546	11	43	556 1989 SEP [15] PSYCHOBIOLOGY 17 (3): 247-256 MACKINNON DF; SQUIRE LR AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY AND AMNESIA	24	39
547	2	36	557 1989 SEP [15] PSYCHOBIOLOGY 17 (3): 293-299 SAPERSTEIN LA; KUCHARSKI D; STANTON ME; HALL WG DEVELOPMENTAL-CHANGE IN REVERSAL-LEARNING OF AN OLFACTORY DISCRIMINATION	1	9
548	13	27	567 1989 SEP [15] PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 4 (3): 357-364 HOWARD DV; HOWARD JH AGE-DIFFERENCES IN LEARNING SERIAL PATTERNS - DIRECT VERSUS INDIRECT MEASURES	50	75
549	10	25	424 1989 FAL [OCT 15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 102 (3): 295-305 GARDINER JM; DAWSON AJ; SUTTON EA SPECIFICITY AND GENERALITY OF ENHANCED PRIMING EFFECTS FOR SELF-GENERATED STUDY ITEMS	26	29
550	3	134	437 1989 OCT [15] BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY 29 (2): 149-179 KARAYANIDIS F PARKINSONS-DISEASE - A CONCEPTUALIZATION OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL DEFICITS WITHIN AN INFORMATION-PROCESSING FRAMEWORK	0	18
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551	1	50	444 1989 OCT-NOV [OCT 15] BRAIN RESEARCH BULLETIN 23 (4-5): 347-358 WHISHAW IQ DISSOCIATING PERFORMANCE AND LEARNING-DEFICITS ON SPATIAL NAVIGATION TASKS IN RATS SUBJECTED TO CHOLINERGIC MUSCARINIC BLOCKADE	3	91
552	5	55	459 1989 OCT [15] COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT 4 (4): 345-367 BAILLARGEON R; DEVOS J; GRABER M LOCATION MEMORY IN 8-MONTH-OLD INFANTS IN A NON-SEARCH AB TASK - FURTHER EVIDENCE	8	41
553	1	57	467 1989 OCT [15] DEVELOPMENTAL MEDICINE AND CHILD NEUROLOGY 31 (5): 569-581 PINKERTON F; WATSON DR; MCCLELLAND RJ A NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY OF CHILDREN WITH READING, WRITING AND SPELLING DIFFICULTIES	0	22
554	2	30	486 1989 OCT [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 11 (5): 713-723 WILLIAMS JM; MEDWEDEFF CH; HABAN G MEMORY DISORDER AND SUBJECTIVE TIME-ESTIMATION	3	24
555	10	44	487 1989 OCT [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 11 (5): 724-744 KOPELMAN MD; WILSON BA; BADDELEY AD THE AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY INTERVIEW - A NEW ASSESSMENT OF AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL AND PERSONAL SEMANTIC MEMORY IN AMNESIC PATIENTS	65	153
556	0	8	488 1989 OCT [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 11 (5): 777-782 DONDERS J; KIRSCH N NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL REHABILITATION 1987 - MEIER,MJ, BENTON,AL, DILLER,LD	0	0
557	4	61	532 1989 OCT [15] JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 9 (10): 3568-3576 RAPP PR; AMARAL DG EVIDENCE FOR TASK-DEPENDENT MEMORY DYSFUNCTION IN THE AGED MONKEY	9	96
558	2	55	564 1989 OCT [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 96 (4): 703-719 ANDERSON JR; MILSON R HUMAN-MEMORY - AN ADAPTIVE PERSPECTIVE	7	56
559	4	29	443 1989 NOV [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 11 (2): 186-209 YOUNG AW; NEWCOMBE F; HELLAWELL D; DEHAAN E IMPLICIT ACCESS TO SEMANTIC INFORMATION	7	20
560	0	0	452 1989 NOV [15] BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 27 (6): 488-488 KIHLSTROM JF; SCHACTER DL; CORK RC; HURT C IMPLICIT MEMORY FOLLOWING SURGICAL ANESTHESIA	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
561	0	0	453 1989 NOV [15] BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 27 (6): 493-493 SCHACTER DL IMPLICIT MEMORY - MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES - INTRODUCTORY-REMARKS	0	0
562	0	0	454 1989 NOV [15] BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 27 (6): 494-494 SCHACTER DL; COOPER LA; DELANEY SM IMPLICIT MEMORY FOR UNFAMILIAR OBJECTS AND THE STRUCTURAL DESCRIPTION SYSTEM	0	0
563	7	7	455 1989 NOV [15] BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 27 (6): 551-552 SCHOEN LM; CIOFALO E; RUDOW E ANAGRAM VERSUS WORD-FRAGMENT SOLUTION - A COMPARISON OF IMPLICIT-MEMORY MEASURES	3	3
564	6	27	480 1989 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 98 (4): 443-447 BRYANT RA; MCCONKEY KM HYPNOTIC BLINDNESS, AWARENESS, AND ATTRIBUTION	4	16
565	5	33	481 1989 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 98 (4): 508-514 SCHACTER DL; KIHLSTROM JF; KIHLSTROM LC; BERREN MB AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY IN A CASE OF MULTIPLE PERSONALITY-DISORDER	16	16
566	8	34	520 1989 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (6): 1047-1060 WILLINGHAM DB; NISSEN MJ; BULLEMER P ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROCEDURAL KNOWLEDGE	136	258
567	12	26	521 1989 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (6): 1070-1082 HARTMAN M; KNOPMAN DS; NISSEN MJ IMPLICIT LEARNING OF NEW VERBAL ASSOCIATIONS	40	66
568	5	43	522 1989 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (6): 1083-1100 MATHEWS RC; BUSS RR; STANLEY WB; BLANCHARDFIELDS F; CHO JR; et al. ROLE OF IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT PROCESSES IN LEARNING FROM EXAMPLES - A SYNERGISTIC EFFECT	56	140
569	9	46	523 1989 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (6): 1101-1108 KELLEY CM; JACOBY LL; HOLLINGSHEAD A DIRECT VERSUS INDIRECT TESTS OF MEMORY FOR SOURCE - JUDGMENTS OF MODALITY	30	46
570	11	34	524 1989 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (6): 1109-1118 SMITH MC; MACLEOD CM; BAIN JD; HOPPE RB LEXICAL DECISION AS AN INDIRECT TEST OF MEMORY - REPETITION PRIMING AND LIST-WIDE PRIMING AS A FUNCTION OF TYPE OF ENCODING	14	21
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571	15	40	525 1989 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (6): 1119-1128 SCHWARTZ BL EFFECTS OF GENERATION ON INDIRECT MEASURES OF MEMORY	25	27
572	10	29	526 1989 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 25 (6): 500-523 SMITH ER PROCEDURAL EFFICIENCY - GENERAL AND SPECIFIC COMPONENTS AND EFFECTS ON SOCIAL JUDGMENT	4	25
573	10	87	559 1989 NOV [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 106 (3): 377-394 NEBES RD SEMANTIC MEMORY IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	50	213
574	2	12	560 1989 NOV [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE 19 (4): 1039-1042 CONWAY MA REMEMBERING RECONSIDERED - ECOLOGICAL AND TRADITIONAL APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF MEMORY - NEISSER,U, WINOGRAD,E	0	0
575	6	18	433 1989 DEC [15] BEHAVIOR RESEARCH METHODS INSTRUMENTS & COMPUTERS 21 (6): 574-578 MARKS W; GREER JB A SET OF COLOR-GRAPHICS ROUTINES FOR STUDYING PERCEPTUAL-LEARNING ON THE IBM PC	0	1
576	6	18	456 1989 DEC [15] CAHIERS DE PSYCHOLOGIE COGNITIVE-CURRENT PSYCHOLOGY OF COGNITION 9 (6): 689-693 WEINGARTNER H WHAT DOES THE STUDY OF COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS TELL US ABOUT PSYCHOPATHOLOGY	0	0
577	4	41	465 1989 DEC [15] CORTEX 25 (4): 541-554 GOLDSTEIN FC; LEVIN HS; BOAKE C CONCEPTUAL ENCODING FOLLOWING SEVERE CLOSED HEAD-INJURY	6	21
578	7	20	466 1989 DEC [15] CORTEX 25 (4): 697-705 MCGLINCHEYBERROTH R; MILBERG WP; CHARNESS N LEARNING OF A COMPLEX ARITHMETIC SKILL IN DEMENTIA - FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR A DISSOCIATION BETWEEN COMPILATION AND PRODUCTION	0	1
579	4	34	489 1989 DEC [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 11 (6): 842-854 LAWSON MJ; RICE DN EFFECTS OF TRAINING IN USE OF EXECUTIVE STRATEGIES ON A VERBAL MEMORY PROBLEM RESULTING FROM CLOSED HEAD-INJURY	7	14
580	4	25	490 1989 DEC [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 11 (6): 871-891 SOHLBERG MM; MATEER CA TRAINING USE OF COMPENSATORY MEMORY BOOKS - A 3 STAGE BEHAVIORAL-APPROACH	22	48
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581	1	16	558 1989 DEC [15] PSYCHOBIOLOGY 17 (4): 358-362 BERACOCHEA DJ; TAKO AN; JAFFARD R ACCELERATED RATES OF FORGETTING OF SPATIAL INFORMATION DURING AGING AND LONG-TERM ETHANOL-CONSUMPTION IN MICE - EVIDENCE FOR 2 DISTINCT FORMS OF AMNESIA	2	12
582	11	29	568 1989 DEC [15] PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 4 (4): 487-492 LIGHT LL; ALBERTSON SA DIRECT AND INDIRECT TESTS OF MEMORY FOR CATEGORY EXEMPLARS IN YOUNG AND OLDER ADULTS	48	58
583	2	8	585 1990 WIN [JAN 15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 103 (4): 565-569 WELDON MS MEMORY AND AMNESIA - AN INTRODUCTION - PARKIN,AJ	0	0
584	7	49	649 1990 JAN [15] COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 22 (1): 1-35 LOGAN GD REPETITION PRIMING AND AUTOMATICITY - COMMON UNDERLYING MECHANISMS	48	151
585	8	53	650 1990 JAN [15] COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 22 (1): 72-110 BOWERS KS; REGEHR G; BALTHAZARD C; PARKER K INTUITION IN THE CONTEXT OF DISCOVERY	18	64
586	0	0	672 1990 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 12 (1): 32-32 SCHACTER DL OBJECT RECOGNITION - COGNITIVE AND NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES	1	1
587	12	82	673 1990 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 12 (1): 129-153 LEVIN HS MEMORY DEFICIT AFTER CLOSED-HEAD INJURY	4	16
588	25	72	674 1990 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 12 (1): 155-178 SCHACTER DL TOWARD A COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY OF AWARENESS - IMPLICIT KNOWLEDGE AND ANOSOGNOSIA	84	84
589	6	38	690 1990 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 16 (1): 17-30 COHEN A; IVRY RI; KEELE SW ATTENTION AND STRUCTURE IN SEQUENCE LEARNING	98	244
590	3	42	691 1990 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 16 (1): 110-116 GREENE RL MEMORY FOR PAIR FREQUENCY	2	8
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591	17	36	692 1990 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 16 (1): 127-137 MUSEN G; TREISMAN A IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY FOR VISUAL-PATTERNS	99	114
592	21	37	718 1990 JAN [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 18 (1): 23-30 GARDINER JM; JAVA RI RECOLLECTIVE EXPERIENCE IN WORD AND NONWORD RECOGNITION	115	200
593	46	117	771 1990 JAN 19 SCIENCE 247 (4940): 301-306 TULVING E; SCHACTER DL PRIMING AND HUMAN-MEMORY SYSTEMS	913	909
594	1	59	618 1990 FEB 12 BEHAVIOURAL BRAIN RESEARCH 37 (1): 57-79 SUTHERLAND RJ; MCDONALD RJ HIPPOCAMPUS, AMYGDALA, AND MEMORY DEFICITS IN RATS	16	160
595	0	21	586 1990 FEB [15] AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 45 (2): 285-287 VICENTE KJ; DEGROOT AD THE MEMORY RECALL PARADIGM - STRAIGHTENING OUT THE HISTORICAL RECORD	1	9
596	1	14	608 1990 FEB [15] ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY 47 (2): 219-220 BERROL S ISSUES IN COGNITIVE REHABILITATION	7	26
597	4	39	609 1990 FEB [15] ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY 47 (2): 220-222 VOLPE BT; MCDOWELL FH THE EFFICACY OF COGNITIVE REHABILITATION IN PATIENTS WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY	9	29
598	2	5	610 1990 FEB [15] ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY 47 (2): 223-224 LEVIN HS COGNITIVE REHABILITATION - UNPROVED BUT PROMISING	9	31
599	4	22	632 1990 FEB [15] BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 81: 43-56 BRUNAS J; YOUNG AW; ELLIS AW REPETITION PRIMING FROM INCOMPLETE FACES - EVIDENCE FOR PART TO WHOLE COMPLETION	12	30
600	1	6	655 1990 FEB [15] CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY 35 (2): 150-151 SCHACTER DL THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ANOMALOUS EXPERIENCE - A COGNITIVE APPROACH - REED,G	0	0

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