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
901	1	28	843 1991 JUL [15] COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 23 (3): 393-419 BIEDERMAN I; COOPER EE PRIMING CONTOUR-DELETED IMAGES - EVIDENCE FOR INTERMEDIATE REPRESENTATIONS IN VISUAL OBJECT RECOGNITION	58	136
902	2	37	864 1991 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 13 (4): 466-478 LARRABEE GJ; WEST RL; CROOK TH THE ASSOCIATION OF MEMORY COMPLAINT WITH COMPUTER-SIMULATED EVERYDAY MEMORY PERFORMANCE	9	21
903	6	19	865 1991 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 13 (4): 479-494 RANDOLPH C IMPLICIT, EXPLICIT, AND SEMANTIC MEMORY FUNCTIONS IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE AND HUNTINGTONS-DISEASE	31	46
904	63	144	894 1991 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 17 (4): 595-617 TULVING E; HAYMAN CAG; MACDONALD CA LONG-LASTING PERCEPTUAL PRIMING AND SEMANTIC LEARNING IN AMNESIA - A CASE EXPERIMENT	113	126
905	4	24	895 1991 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 17 (4): 693-701 CHRISTIANSON SA; LOFTUS EF; HOFFMAN H; LOFTUS GR EYE FIXATIONS AND MEMORY FOR EMOTIONAL EVENTS	7	50
906	23	53	896 1991 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 17 (4): 779-792 HOWARD DV; FRY AF; BRUNE CM AGING AND MEMORY FOR NEW ASSOCIATIONS - DIRECT VERSUS INDIRECT MEASURES	37	42
907	1	66	910 1991 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 11 (7): 2039-2054 YAMAGUCHI S; KNIGHT RT ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR ASSOCIATION CORTEX CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SOMATOSENSORY-P300	12	134
908	10	27	923 1991 JUL [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 19 (4): 321-331 MCKENZIE WA; HUMPHREYS MS RECENCY EFFECTS IN DIRECT AND INDIRECT MEMORY TASKS	4	5
909	5	53	924 1991 JUL [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 19 (4): 378-386 HAYNE H; ROVEECOLLIER C; BORZA MA INFANT MEMORY FOR PLACE INFORMATION	11	27
910	1	27	791 1991 AUG 1 ANNALS OF INTERNAL MEDICINE 115 (3): 203-208 FREEDMAN M; STUSS DT; GORDON M ASSESSMENT OF COMPETENCE - THE ROLE OF NEUROBEHAVIORAL DEFICITS	1	31
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
911	15	50	793 1991 AUG [15] ARCHIVES OF GENERAL PSYCHIATRY 48 (8): 707-711 DANION JM; WILLARDSCHROEDER D; ZIMMERMANN MA; GRANGE D; SCHLIENGER JL; et al. EXPLICIT MEMORY AND REPETITION PRIMING IN DEPRESSION - PRELIMINARY FINDINGS	22	43
912	31	84	829 1991 AUG [15] BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 82: 359-373 BERRY DC; DIENES Z THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN IMPLICIT MEMORY AND IMPLICIT LEARNING	15	24
913	9	25	855 1991 AUG [15] INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY 6 (8): 583-588 SCOTT LC; WRIGHT GK; RAI GS; EXTONSMITH AN; GARDINER JM FURTHER EVIDENCE OF PRESERVED MEMORY FUNCTION IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	9	14
914	4	122	860 1991 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 100 (3): 366-378 SPIEGEL D; CARDENA E DISINTEGRATED EXPERIENCE - THE DISSOCIATIVE DISORDERS REVISITED	26	177
915	5	29	918 1991 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF MEDICINE 84 (8): 466-470 WEISKRANTZ L DISCONNECTED AWARENESS FOR DETECTING, PROCESSING, AND REMEMBERING IN NEUROLOGICAL PATIENTS	3	13
916	1	16	942 1991 AUG [15] PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS 73 (1): 175-183 CORMIER P; MARGISON JA; FISK JD CONTRIBUTION OF PERCEPTUAL AND LEXICAL-SEMANTIC ERRORS TO THE NAMING IMPAIRMENTS IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	0	9
917	7	19	953 1991 AUG [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE 21 (3): 647-653 BRINDLE PM; BROWN MW; BROWN J; GRIFFITH HB; TURNER GM OBJECTIVE AND SUBJECTIVE MEMORY IMPAIRMENT IN PREGNANCY	6	23
918	2	79	970 1991 AUG 30 SCIENCE 253 (5023): 980-986 REAL LA ANIMAL CHOICE BEHAVIOR AND THE EVOLUTION OF COGNITIVE ARCHITECTURE	7	132
919	6	108	797 1991 SEP [15] BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 14 (3): 429-437 SHALLICE T PRECIS OF - FROM NEUROPSYCHOLOGY TO MENTAL STRUCTURE	2	13
920	1	11	798 1991 SEP [15] BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 14 (3): 455-455 UMILTA C MORE ON MODULARITY	0	2
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
921	1	89	807 1991 SEP [15] BEHAVIOURAL PHARMACOLOGY 2 (4-5): 253-264 OVERTON DA HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF STATE DEPENDENT LEARNING AND DISCRIMINATIVE DRUG EFFECTS	1	22
922	7	26	821 1991 SEP [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 17 (1): 31-41 HAUT MW; PETROS TV; FRANK RG; HAUT JS SPEED OF PROCESSING WITHIN SEMANTIC MEMORY FOLLOWING SEVERE CLOSED HEAD-INJURY	1	14
923	4	117	839 1991 SEP [15] CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE PSYCHOLOGIE 45 (3): 255-287 PAIVIO A DUAL CODING THEORY - RETROSPECT AND CURRENT STATUS	19	148
924	2	49	850 1991 SEP [15] DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 27 (5): 746-762 HOWE ML MISLEADING CHILDRENS STORY RECALL - FORGETTING AND REMINISCENCE OF THE FACTS	16	74
925	0	34	851 1991 SEP [15] DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 27 (5): 777-786 BYRNES JP; WASIK BA ROLE OF CONCEPTUAL KNOWLEDGE IN MATHEMATICAL PROCEDURAL LEARNING	1	18
926	2	69	866 1991 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 13 (5): 789-811 PARASURAMAN R; MUTTER SA; MOLLOY R SUSTAINED ATTENTION FOLLOWING MILD CLOSED-HEAD INJURY	2	57
927	6	44	877 1991 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 120 (3): 235-253 CLEEREMANS A; MCCLELLAND JL LEARNING THE STRUCTURE OF EVENT SEQUENCES	51	162
928	9	47	897 1991 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 17 (5): 888-896 REBER AS; WALKENFELD FF; HERNSTADT R IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT LEARNING - INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES AND IQ	28	66
929	14	50	898 1991 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 17 (5): 897-907 LUPKER SJ; HARBLUK JL; PATRICK AS MEMORY FOR THINGS FORGOTTEN	13	15
930	6	20	899 1991 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 17 (5): 924-931 CARLSON LA; ALEJANO AJR; CARR TH THE LEVEL-OF-FOCAL-ATTENTION HYPOTHESIS IN ORAL READING - INFLUENCE OF STRATEGIES ON THE CONTEXT SPECIFICITY OF LEXICAL REPETITION EFFECTS	6	21
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
931	26	51	900 1991 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 17 (5): 954-962 MUSEN G EFFECTS OF VERBAL LABELING AND EXPOSURE DURATION ON IMPLICIT MEMORY FOR VISUAL-PATTERNS	27	27
932	30	71	901 1991 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 17 (5): 1017-1029 KNOPMAN D UNAWARE LEARNING VERSUS PRESERVED LEARNING IN PHARMACOLOGICAL AMNESIA - SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES	55	61
933	2	20	911 1991 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF NEUROSURGERY 75 (3): 378-381 HALL S; BORNSTEIN RA THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTELLIGENCE AND MEMORY FOLLOWING MINOR OR MILD CLOSED HEAD-INJURY - GREATER IMPAIRMENT IN MEMORY THAN INTELLIGENCE	0	11
934	5	21	925 1991 SEP [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 19 (5): 498-506 WALLACE WP; COLLINS JE THE INFLUENCE ON RECOGNITION OF SPOKEN WORDS THAT ARE MISPERCEIVED	1	3
935	3	49	927 1991 SEP-OCT [SEP 15] NEUROBIOLOGY OF AGING 12 (5): 481-486 RAPP PR; AMARAL DG RECOGNITION MEMORY DEFICITS IN A SUBPOPULATION OF AGED MONKEYS RESEMBLE THE EFFECTS OF MEDIAL TEMPORAL-LOBE DAMAGE	4	41
936	2	53	947 1991 SEP [15] PSYCHIATRIC CLINICS OF NORTH AMERICA 14 (3): 489-502 PUTNAM FW RECENT RESEARCH ON MULTIPLE PERSONALITY-DISORDER	5	24
937	11	134	971 1991 SEP 20 SCIENCE 253 (5026): 1380-1386 SQUIRE LR; ZOLAMORGAN S THE MEDIAL TEMPORAL-LOBE MEMORY SYSTEM	252	974
938	2	14	786 1991 FAL [OCT 15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 104 (3): 367-394 SECHLER ES; WATKINS MJ LEARNING TO REPRODUCE A LIST AND MEMORY FOR THE LEARNING	0	0
939	9	54	847 1991 OCT [15] CURRENT OPINION IN NEUROLOGY AND NEUROSURGERY 4 (5): 720-724 BOISSON D SEQUELAE AND REHABILITATION OF HEAD-INJURY	1	1
940	3	44	853 1991 OCT [15] HUMAN FACTORS 33 (5): 527-537 KASZNIAK AW; KEYL PM; ALBERT MS DEMENTIA AND THE OLDER DRIVER	2	22
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
941	5	105	854 1991 OCT [15] HUMAN FACTORS 33 (5): 539-557 PARASURAMAN R; NESTOR PG ATTENTION AND DRIVING SKILLS IN AGING AND ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	1	39
942	4	28	874 1991 OCT [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-ANIMAL BEHAVIOR PROCESSES 17 (4): 363-376 OLSON DJ SPECIES-DIFFERENCES IN SPATIAL MEMORY AMONG CLARK NUTCRACKERS, SCRUB JAYS, AND PIGEONS	10	53
943	20	86	908 1991 OCT [15] JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 30 (5): 513-541 JACOBY LL A PROCESS DISSOCIATION FRAMEWORK - SEPARATING AUTOMATIC FROM INTENTIONAL USES OF MEMORY	516	949
944	4	32	915 1991 FAL [OCT 15] JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 28 (4): 53-60 PREVEY ML; DELANEY RC; DELAUNE W; MATTSON RH A METHOD OF ASSESSING THE EFFICACY OF MEMORY REHABILITATION TECHNIQUES USING A REAL-WORLD MEMORY TASK - LEARNING A COMPUTER LANGUAGE	0	0
945	1	23	928 1991 OCT [15] NEUROLOGY 41 (10): 1608-1616 MILLER EN; SATZ P; VISSCHER B COMPUTERIZED AND CONVENTIONAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF HIV-1-INFECTED HOMOSEXUAL MEN	18	103
946	7	35	954 1991 FAL [OCT 15] PSYCHOLOGICAL RECORD 41 (4): 523-535 OTANI H; HODGE MH MECHANISMS OF FEELING OF KNOWING - THE ROLE OF ELABORATION AND FAMILIARITY	2	4
947	0	164	973 1991 FAL [OCT 15] TESOL QUARTERLY 25 (3): 375-406 GRABE W CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN 2ND LANGUAGE READING RESEARCH	0	51
948	19	132	789 1991 NOV [15] ANAESTHESIST 40 (11): 583-593 SCHWENDER D; KLASING S; FABERZULLIG E; POPPEL E; PETER K INTRAOPERATIVE AWARENESS - CONSCIOUS AND UNCONSCIOUS PERCEPTION DURING GENERAL-ANESTHESIA	1	4
949	0	0	835 1991 NOV [15] BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 29 (6): 483-483 COOPER LA; SCHACTER DL; MOORE C ORIENTATION AFFECTS BOTH STRUCTURAL AND EPISODIC REPRESENTATIONS OF 3-D OBJECTS	0	0
950	0	0	836 1991 NOV [15] BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 29 (6): 492-492 CHURCH B; SCHACTER DL IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY FOR WORDS AND VOICES	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
951	0	0	837 1991 NOV [15] BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 29 (6): 510-510 SCHACTER DL; COOPER LA IMPLICIT MEMORY FOR NOVEL VISUAL OBJECTS - FUNCTION AND STRUCTURE	0	0
952	13	39	867 1991 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 13 (6): 880-894 KNOPMAN D LONG-TERM RETENTION OF IMPLICITLY ACQUIRED LEARNING IN PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	21	38
953	2	80	880 1991 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 17 (4): 1075-1089 PETERSON MA; HARVEY EM; WEIDENBACHER HJ SHAPE-RECOGNITION CONTRIBUTIONS TO FIGURE GROUND REVERSAL - WHICH ROUTE COUNTS	1	38
954	37	75	902 1991 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 17 (6): 1095-1104 MUSEN G; SQUIRE LR NORMAL ACQUISITION OF NOVEL VERBAL INFORMATION IN AMNESIA	44	49
955	17	50	903 1991 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 17 (6): 1105-1123 MICCO A; MASSON MEJ IMPLICIT MEMORY FOR NEW ASSOCIATIONS - AN INTERACTIVE PROCESS APPROACH	40	41
956	4	41	904 1991 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 17 (6): 1124-1135 MELARA RD; NAIRNE JS ON THE NATURE OF INTERACTIONS BETWEEN THE PAST AND THE PRESENT	0	1
957	26	60	905 1991 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 17 (6): 1177-1187 SCHWARTZ BL; HASHTROUDI S PRIMING IS INDEPENDENT OF SKILL LEARNING	21	22
958	3	41	906 1991 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 27 (6): 576-605 ARKES HR; BOEHM LE; XU G DETERMINANTS OF JUDGED VALIDITY	7	27
959	20	45	926 1991 NOV [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 19 (6): 617-623 GARDINER JM; JAVA RI FORGETTING IN RECOGNITION MEMORY WITH AND WITHOUT RECOLLECTIVE EXPERIENCE	58	119
960	2	48	929 1991 NOV [15] NEUROLOGY 41 (11): 1770-1781 LEVINE DN; CALVANIO R; RINN WE THE PATHOGENESIS OF ANOSOGNOSIA FOR HEMIPLEGIA	22	45
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961	3	38	957 1991 NOV [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH-PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG 53 (3): 219-225 NYBERG L; NILSSON LG; BACKMAN L A COMPONENT ANALYSIS OF ACTION EVENTS	3	20
962	3	26	958 1991 NOV [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH-PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG 53 (3): 226-231 ZIMMER HD MEMORY AFTER MOTORIC ENCODING IN A GENERATION-RECOGNITION MODEL	3	11
963	10	161	799 1991 DEC [15] BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 14 (4): 651-668 VELMANS M IS HUMAN INFORMATION-PROCESSING CONSCIOUS	24	122
964	2	52	809 1991 DEC [15] BIOFEEDBACK AND SELF-REGULATION 16 (4): 413-448 JAHANSHAHI M; SARTORY G; MARSDEN CD EMG BIOFEEDBACK TREATMENT OF TORTICOLLIS - A CONTROLLED OUTCOME STUDY	0	6
965	1	66	811 1991 DEC 15 BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY 30 (12): 1205-1218 HERMANN BP; SEIDENBERG M; HALTINER A; WYLER AR MOOD STATE IN UNILATERAL TEMPORAL-LOBE EPILEPSY	0	38
966	7	36	815 1991 DEC [15] BRAIN 114: 2575-2591 DEHAAN EHF; YOUNG AW; NEWCOMBE F COVERT AND OVERT RECOGNITION IN PROSOPAGNOSIA	10	31
967	5	14	827 1991 DEC [15] BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 159: 872-877 KAPUR N AMNESIA IN RELATION TO FUGUE STATES - DISTINGUISHING A NEUROLOGICAL FROM A PSYCHOGENIC BASIS	4	11
968	1	16	840 1991 DEC [15] CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE PSYCHOLOGIE 45 (4): 462-473 MURRAY DJ; BIRCH DE; CHASE RS; EYOLFSON BH; SIMMS KAM THE EFFECTS OF VOCALIZATION AT PRESENTATION ON SHORT-TERM RECOGNITION OF 3 DIGIT NUMBERS	0	2
969	14	129	841 1991 DEC [15] CLINICAL NEUROPHARMACOLOGY 14 (6): 523-536 FINALI G; PICCIRILLI M; OLIANI C; PICCININ GL L-DEPRENYL THERAPY IMPROVES VERBAL MEMORY IN AMNESIC ALZHEIMER PATIENTS	0	39
970	4	41	873 1991 DEC [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 52 (3): 297-318 LINDSAY DS; JOHNSON MK; KWON P DEVELOPMENTAL-CHANGES IN MEMORY SOURCE MONITORING	44	123
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971	2	30	878 1991 DEC [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 120 (4): 395-409 CONWAY MA; COHEN G; STANHOPE N ON THE VERY LONG-TERM RETENTION OF KNOWLEDGE ACQUIRED THROUGH FORMAL EDUCATION - 12 YEARS OF COGNITIVE-PSYCHOLOGY	2	31
972	39	83	950 1991 DEC [15] PSYCHOBIOLOGY 19 (4): 275-285 HAIST F; MUSEN G; SQUIRE LR INTACT PRIMING OF WORDS AND NONWORDS IN AMNESIA	80	88
973	3	40	962 1991 DEC [15] PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 6 (4): 533-541 CONNELLY SL; HASHER L; ZACKS RT AGE AND READING - THE IMPACT OF DISTRACTION	8	88
974	13	39	963 1991 DEC [15] PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 6 (4): 559-568 SCHACTER DL; KASZNIAK AW; KIHLSTROM JF; VALDISERRI M THE RELATION BETWEEN SOURCE MEMORY AND AGING	81	81
975	28	74	964 1991 DEC [15] PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 6 (4): 605-615 HASHTROUDI S; CHROSNIAK LD; SCHWARTZ BL EFFECTS OF AGING ON PRIMING AND SKILL LEARNING	29	41
976	1	20	979 1992 JAN [15] AIDS 6 (1): 109-113 MARTIN EM; SORENSEN DJ; EDELSTEIN HE; ROBERTSON LC DECISION-MAKING SPEED IN HIV-1 INFECTION - A PRELIMINARY-REPORT	8	46
977	2	52	984 1992 WIN [JAN 15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 105 (4): 527-539 ATKINSON RP; CRAWFORD HJ INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES IN AFTERIMAGE PERSISTENCE - RELATIONSHIPS TO HYPNOTIC-SUSCEPTIBILITY AND VISUOSPATIAL SKILLS	3	10
978	15	22	985 1992 WIN [JAN 15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 105 (4): 541-548 JAVA RI PRIMING AND AGING - EVIDENCE OF PRESERVED MEMORY FUNCTION IN AN ANAGRAM SOLUTION TASK	12	13
979	4	23	986 1992 WIN [JAN 15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 105 (4): 565-573 CALOGERO M; NELSON TO UTILIZATION OF BASE-RATE INFORMATION DURING FEELING-OF-KNOWING JUDGMENTS	0	1
980	2	21	998 1992 JAN [15] ANALYSIS 52 (1): 23-28 JAMIESON D; BEKOFF M CARRUTHERS ON NONCONSCIOUS EXPERIENCE	0	1
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981	10	185	1014 1992 JAN [15] BEHAVIORAL AND NEURAL BIOLOGY 57 (1): 2-36 EICHENBAUM H; OTTO T; COHEN NJ THE HIPPOCAMPUS - WHAT DOES IT DO	51	422
982	2	53	1019 1992 JAN [15] BIOLOGICAL CYBERNETICS 66 (3): 273-282 MIIKKULAINEN R TRACE FEATURE MAP - A MODEL OF EPISODIC ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY	0	1
983	30	56	1024 1992 JAN [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 18 (1): 46-59 PALLER KA; MAYES AR; THOMPSON KM; YOUNG AW; ROBERTS J; et al. PRIMING OF FACE MATCHING IN AMNESIA	17	20
984	5	30	1029 1992 JAN [15] BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 160: 1-6 MILLER E PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO THE MANAGEMENT OF MEMORY IMPAIRMENTS	3	5
985	0	37	1057 1992 JAN [15] CONTEMPORARY EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 17 (1): 8-29 BYRNES JP; GUTHRIE JT PRIOR CONCEPTUAL KNOWLEDGE AND TEXTBOOK SEARCH	2	16
986	2	27	1080 1992 WIN [JAN 15] JOURNAL OF AESTHETIC EDUCATION 26 (4): 79-95 SCHMITZ JG RESEARCH ON BROUDY THEORY OF THE USES OF SCHOOLING	0	0
987	7	41	1101 1992 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-ANIMAL BEHAVIOR PROCESSES 18 (1): 12-21 BRODBECK DR; BURACK OR; SHETTLEWORTH SJ ONE-TRIAL ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY IN BLACK-CAPPED CHICKADEES	5	24
988	28	59	1108 1992 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (1): 3-14 ROEDIGER HL; CHALLIS BH EFFECTS OF EXACT REPETITION AND CONCEPTUAL REPETITION ON FREE-RECALL AND PRIMED WORD-FRAGMENT COMPLETION	41	55
989	16	46	1109 1992 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (1): 15-24 JACOBY LL; LEVY BA; STEINBACH K EPISODIC TRANSFER AND AUTOMATICITY - INTEGRATION OF DATA-DRIVEN AND CONCEPTUALLY-DRIVEN PROCESSING IN REREADING	23	40
990	17	39	1110 1992 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (1): 25-42 TENPENNY PL; SHOBEN EJ COMPONENT PROCESSES AND THE UTILITY OF THE CONCEPTUALLY-DRIVEN DATA-DRIVEN DISTINCTION	17	21
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991	26	91	1111 1992 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (1): 43-57 COOPER LA; BALLESTEROS S; SCHACTER DL; MOORE C PRIMING AND RECOGNITION OF TRANSFORMED 3-DIMENSIONAL OBJECTS - EFFECTS OF SIZE AND REFLECTION	137	136
992	10	59	1112 1992 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (1): 89-105 BESSON M; BOAZ T; FISCHLER I; RANEY G EFFECTS OF AUTOMATIC ASSOCIATIVE ACTIVATION ON EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT MEMORY TESTS	15	35
993	36	69	1113 1992 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (1): 106-115 SQUIRE LR; MCKEE R INFLUENCE OF PRIOR EVENTS ON COGNITIVE JUDGMENTS IN AMNESIA	36	42
994	7	33	1114 1992 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (1): 142-150 COSTERMANS J; LORIES G; ANSAY C CONFIDENCE LEVEL AND FEELING OF KNOWING IN QUESTION ANSWERING - THE WEIGHT OF INFERENTIAL PROCESSES	20	60
995	1	17	1129 1992 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 119 (1): 59-72 MCKELVIE SJ DOES MEMORY CONTAMINATE TEST RETEST RELIABILITY	0	1
996	2	108	1131 1992 WIN [JAN 15] JOURNAL OF MIND AND BEHAVIOR 13 (1): 37-67 NATSOULAS T CONSCIOUSNESS AND COMMISSUROTOMY .4. 3 HYPOTHESIZED DIMENSIONS OF DECONNECTED LEFT-HEMISPHERIC CONSCIOUSNESS	1	4
997	2	125	1143 1992 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 28 (1): 5-27 KOUTSTAAL W SKIRTING THE ABYSS - A HISTORY OF EXPERIMENTAL EXPLORATIONS OF AUTOMATIC WRITING IN PSYCHOLOGY	1	5
998	8	105	1186 1992 JAN [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 99 (1): 3-21 SMITH ER; ZARATE MA EXEMPLAR-BASED MODEL OF SOCIAL JUDGMENT	19	190
999	9	34	1205 1992 JAN [15] PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY 29 (1): 29-37 POTTER DD; PICKLES CD; ROBERTS RC; RUGG MD THE EFFECTS OF SCOPOLAMINE ON EVENT-RELATED POTENTIALS IN A CONTINUOUS RECOGNITION MEMORY TASK	10	35
1000	10	65	1206 1992 JAN [15] QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY SECTION A-HUMAN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 44 (1): 141-175 DEHAAN EHF; YOUNG AW; NEWCOMBE F NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL IMPAIRMENT OF FACE RECOGNITION UNITS	3	22
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1001	2	37	980 1992 FEB [15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 46 (2): 141-148 NEISTADT ME OCCUPATIONAL-THERAPY TREATMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTIONAL DEFICITS	2	16
1002	26	269	1000 1992 FEB [15] ANESTHESIOLOGY 76 (2): 279-305 GHONEIM MM; BLOCK RI LEARNING AND CONSCIOUSNESS DURING GENERAL-ANESTHESIA	41	135
1003	7	24	1012 1992 FEB [15] BEHAVIOR RESEARCH METHODS INSTRUMENTS & COMPUTERS 24 (1): 1-15 SNODGRASS JG; POSTER M VISUAL-WORD RECOGNITION THRESHOLDS FOR SCREEN-FRAGMENTED NAMES OF THE SNODGRASS AND VANDERWART PICTURES	7	18
1004	3	113	1021 1992 FEB [15] BRAIN 115: 155-178 FIEZ JA; PETERSEN SE; CHENEY MK; RAICHLE ME IMPAIRED NONMOTOR LEARNING AND ERROR-DETECTION ASSOCIATED WITH CEREBELLAR DAMAGE - A SINGLE CASE-STUDY	19	215
1005	9	47	1062 1992 FEB [15] CURRENT OPINION IN NEUROLOGY AND NEUROSURGERY 5 (1): 65-70 DEHAAN EHF; NEWCOMBE F NEUROPSYCHOLOGY OF VISION	0	0
1006	17	49	1063 1992 FEB [15] CURRENT OPINION IN NEUROLOGY AND NEUROSURGERY 5 (1): 83-87 GABRIELI JDE NEUROLOGY OF MEMORY	0	3
1007	3	38	1105 1992 FEB [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 18 (1): 121-133 BIEDERMAN I; COOPER EE SIZE INVARIANCE IN VISUAL OBJECT PRIMING	79	167
1008	1	16	1106 1992 FEB [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 18 (1): 310-313 PARDUCCI A COMMENT ON HAUBENSAK ASSOCIATIVE THEORY OF JUDGMENT	1	5
1009	7	57	1158 1992 FEB [15] NEUROLOGY 42 (2): 283-286 RICHARDSON JTE IMAGERY MNEMONICS AND MEMORY REMEDIATION	2	4
1010	8	36	1176 1992 MAR 1 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 89 (5): 1837-1841 SQUIRE LR; OJEMANN JG; MIEZIN FM; PETERSEN SE; VIDEEN TO; et al. ACTIVATION OF THE HIPPOCAMPUS IN NORMAL HUMANS - A FUNCTIONAL ANATOMICAL STUDY OF MEMORY	359	518
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1011	1	47	1017 1992 MAR [15] BEHAVIOUR 120: 302-323 STOREY AE; ANDERSON RE; PORTER JM; MACCHARLES AM ABSENCE OF PARENT-YOUNG RECOGNITION IN KITTIWAKES - A REEXAMINATION	1	4
1012	2	11	1030 1992 MAR [15] BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 160: 412-414 SPIVAK B; TROTTERN SF; MARK M; BLEICH A; WEIZMAN A ACUTE TRANSIENT STRESS-INDUCED HALLUCINATIONS IN SOLDIERS	1	3
1013	10	20	1033 1992 MAR [15] BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 30 (2): 109-112 MOGG K; GARDINER JM; STAVROU A; GOLOMBOK S RECOLLECTIVE EXPERIENCE AND RECOGNITION MEMORY FOR THREAT IN CLINICAL ANXIETY-STATES	7	17
1014	5	44	1049 1992 MAR [15] CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 1 (1): 47-53 KIHLSTROM JF DISSOCIATION AND DISSOCIATIONS - A COMMENT ON CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION	7	11
1015	9	57	1058 1992 MAR [15] CORTEX 28 (1): 77-95 DEHAAN EHF; BAUER RM; GREVE KW BEHAVIORAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR COVERT FACE RECOGNITION IN A PROSOPAGNOSIC PATIENT	14	34
1016	5	61	1065 1992 MAR [15] DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 28 (2): 307-318 ROVEECOLLIER C; SCHECHTER A; SHYI GCW; SHIELDS P PERCEPTUAL IDENTIFICATION OF CONTEXTUAL ATTRIBUTES AND INFANT MEMORY RETRIEVAL	7	22
1017	8	186	1066 1992 MAR [15] DEVELOPMENTAL REVIEW 12 (1): 45-75 DEMPSTER FN THE RISE AND FALL OF THE INHIBITORY MECHANISM - TOWARD A UNIFIED THEORY OF COGNITIVE-DEVELOPMENT AND AGING	33	276
1018	17	33	1067 1992 MAR [15] EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 4 (1): 71-80 JELICIC M; BONKE B; WOLTERS G; PHAF RH IMPLICIT MEMORY FOR WORDS PRESENTED DURING ANESTHESIA	24	29
1019	4	52	1073 1992 MAR [15] ITALIAN JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGICAL SCIENCES 13 (2): 141-148 FINALI G; PICCIRILLI M; OLIANI C; PICCININ GL ALZHEIMER-TYPE DEMENTIA AND VERBAL MEMORY PERFORMANCES - INFLUENCE OF SELEGILINE THERAPY	0	13
1020	4	35	1081 1992 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 14 (2): 159-178 OCONNOR M; BUTTERS N; MILIOTIS P; ESLINGER P; CERMAK LS THE DISSOCIATION OF ANTEROGRADE AND RETROGRADE-AMNESIA IN A PATIENT WITH HERPES-ENCEPHALITIS	50	95
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1021	21	66	1082 1992 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 14 (2): 298-316 GROBER E; GITLIN HL; BANG S; BUSCHKE H IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY IN YOUNG, OLD, AND DEMENTED ADULTS	15	18
1022	11	59	1115 1992 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (2): 318-327 STADLER MA STATISTICAL STRUCTURE AND IMPLICIT SERIAL-LEARNING	27	66
1023	11	14	1116 1992 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (2): 413-420 OSTERGAARD AL A METHOD FOR JUDGING MEASURES OF STOCHASTIC DEPENDENCE - FURTHER COMMENTS ON THE CURRENT CONTROVERSY	27	30
1024	1	21	1133 1992 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGY NEUROSURGERY AND PSYCHIATRY 55: 51-53 GREENWOOD R NEUROLOGY AND REHABILITATION IN THE UNITED-KINGDOM - A VIEW	0	2
1025	4	59	1136 1992 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF NEUROTRAUMA 9: S359-S373 LEVIN HS NEUROBEHAVIORAL RECOVERY	0	17
1026	6	23	1150 1992 MAR [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 20 (2): 133-140 DRITSCHEL BH; WILLIAMS JMG; BADDELEY AD; NIMMOSMITH I AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL FLUENCY - A METHOD FOR THE STUDY OF PERSONAL MEMORY	9	19
1027	20	45	1151 1992 MAR [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 20 (2): 160-170 KOMATSU S; NAITO M REPETITION PRIMING WITH JAPANESE KANA SCRIPTS IN WORD-FRAGMENT COMPLETION	6	8
1028	2	35	1161 1992 MAR [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 30 (3): 237-& HANLEY JR; KAY J DOES LETTER-BY-LETTER READING INVOLVE THE SPELLING SYSTEM	1	16
1029	4	25	1199 1992 MAR [15] PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 106 (3): 341-345 WEINGARTNER HJ; HOMMER D; LISTER RG; THOMPSON K; WOLKOWITZ O SELECTIVE EFFECTS OF TRIAZOLAM ON MEMORY	27	60
1030	32	77	991 1992 APR [15] AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 47 (4): 559-569 SCHACTER DL UNDERSTANDING IMPLICIT MEMORY - A COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE APPROACH	202	202
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1031	0	17	1008 1992 APR [15] APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY-AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW-PSYCHOLOGIE APPLIQUEE-REVUE INTERNATIONALE 41 (2): 139-144 LEVY PE; LORD RG SELF-REGULATION - BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN COGNITIVE AND MOTIVATIONAL THEORIES	0	1
1032	3	24	1043 1992 APR [15] CLINICAL NEUROPHARMACOLOGY 15 (2): 114-119 SCHWARTZ BL; HASHTROUDI S; HERTING RL; DEUTSCH SI THE EFFECTS OF MILACEMIDE ON ITEM AND SOURCE MEMORY	2	9
1033	2	27	1046 1992 APR-JUN [APR 15] COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT 7 (2): 235-257 BYRNES JP THE CONCEPTUAL BASIS OF PROCEDURAL LEARNING	1	12
1034	12	36	1130 1992 APR [15] JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 31 (2): 152-182 RAJARAM S; NEELY JH DISSOCIATIVE MASKED REPETITION PRIMING AND WORD-FREQUENCY EFFECTS IN LEXICAL DECISION AND EPISODIC RECOGNITION TASKS	15	36
1035	1	9	1144 1992 APR [15] JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF MEDICINE 85 (4): 206-207 PHELAN M; DOBBS J; DAVID AS I THOUGHT IT WOULD GO AWAY - PATIENT DENIAL IN BREAST-CANCER	2	11
1036	1	62	1167 1992 APR [15] NEUROSCIENCE 47 (4): 833-841 CHROBAK JJ; NAPIER TC ANTAGONISM OF GABAERGIC TRANSMISSION WITHIN THE SEPTUM DISRUPTS WORKING EPISODIC MEMORY IN THE RAT	2	30
1037	1	59	1168 1992 SPR [APR 15] NEUROSCIENCE AND BIOBEHAVIORAL REVIEWS 16 (1): 63-70 DELONG GR AUTISM, AMNESIA, HIPPOCAMPUS, AND LEARNING	7	53
1038	5	26	1171 1992 APR [15] PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS 74 (2): 403-411 PITARQUE A; ALGARABEL S; SOLER MJ EFFECT OF PRIME AND TARGET REPETITION ON LEXICAL DECISION TIME	0	1
1039	73	291	1187 1992 APR [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 99 (2): 195-231 SQUIRE LR MEMORY AND THE HIPPOCAMPUS - A SYNTHESIS FROM FINDINGS WITH RATS, MONKEYS, AND HUMANS	566	1627
1040	20	82	1188 1992 APR [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 99 (2): 322-348 NELSON DL; SCHREIBER TA; MCEVOY CL PROCESSING IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT REPRESENTATIONS	35	81
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1041	7	21	1207 1992 APR [15] QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY SECTION A-HUMAN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 44 (3): 423-454 BRUNASWAGSTAFF J; YOUNG AW; ELLIS AW REPETITION PRIMING FOLLOWS SPONTANEOUS BUT NOT PROMPTED RECOGNITION OF FAMILIAR FACES	10	23
1042	10	53	1214 1992 APR [15] SCHIZOPHRENIA RESEARCH 7 (1): 55-64 SCHMAND B; KOP WJ; KUIPERS T; BOSVELD J IMPLICIT LEARNING IN PSYCHOTIC-PATIENTS	10	15
1043	3	29	1001 1992 MAY [15] ANESTHESIOLOGY 76 (5): 682-688 GHONEIM MM; BLOCK RI; FOWLES DC NO EVIDENCE OF CLASSICAL-CONDITIONING OF ELECTRODERMAL RESPONSES DURING ANESTHESIA	5	7
1044	3	90	1020 1992 MAY [15] BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY 33 (1): 1-22 CALLAWAY E; HALLIDAY R; NAYLOR H CHOLINERGIC ACTIVITY AND CONSTRAINTS ON INFORMATION-PROCESSING	0	36
1045	1	70	1025 1992 MAY [15] BRAIN AND COGNITION 19 (1): 48-71 DAIGNEAULT S; BRAUN CMJ; WHITAKER HA AN EMPIRICAL-TEST OF 2 OPPOSING THEORETICAL-MODELS OF PREFRONTAL FUNCTION	2	15
1046	11	15	1034 1992 MAY [15] BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 30 (3): 217-220 PITARQUE A; ALGARABEL S; MESEGUER E DEGREE OF ELABORATIVE PROCESSING IN 2 IMPLICIT AND 2 EXPLICIT MEMORY TASKS	2	2
1047	7	15	1035 1992 MAY [15] BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 30 (3): 244-246 BROWN AS; BEST MR; MITCHELL DB; HAGGARD LC MEMORY UNDER ANESTHESIA - EVIDENCE FOR RESPONSE SUPPRESSION	9	10
1048	1	63	1107 1992 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 18 (2): 512-529 PAQUET L GLOBAL AND LOCAL PROCESSING IN NONATTENDED OBJECTS - A FAILURE TO INDUCE LOCAL PROCESSING DOMINANCE	1	30
1049	10	45	1117 1992 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (3): 435-451 REDER LM; RITTER FE WHAT DETERMINES INITIAL FEELING OF KNOWING - FAMILIARITY WITH QUESTION TERMS, NOT WITH THE ANSWER	31	119
1050	19	75	1118 1992 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (3): 492-508 MARSOLEK CJ; KOSSLYN SM; SQUIRE LR FORM-SPECIFIC VISUAL PRIMING IN THE RIGHT CEREBRAL HEMISPHERE	113	151
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1051	39	72	1119 1992 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (3): 509-520 CAVE CB; SQUIRE LR INTACT AND LONG-LASTING REPETITION PRIMING IN AMNESIA	93	104
1052	24	41	1120 1992 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (3): 595-607 CHALLIS BH; BRODBECK DR LEVEL OF PROCESSING AFFECTS PRIMING IN WORD FRAGMENT COMPLETION	141	169
1053	1	1	1132 1992 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF NERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASE 180 (5): 341-341 ROSENBERG SJ AWARENESS OF DEFICIT AFTER BRAIN INJURY - CLINICAL AND THEORETICAL ISSUES - PRIGATANO,GP, SCHACTER,DL	0	0
1054	9	20	1137 1992 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 62 (5): 753-759 SMITH ER; STEWART TL; BUTTRAM RT INFERRING A TRAIT FROM A BEHAVIOR HAS LONG-TERM, HIGHLY SPECIFIC EFFECTS	11	31
1055	1	1	1140 1992 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF PSYCHOSOMATIC RESEARCH 36 (4): 403-404 HOWELLS R AWARENESS OF DEFICIT AFTER BRAIN INJURY - CLINICAL AND THEORETICAL ISSUES - PRIGATANO,GP, SCHACTER,DL	0	0
1056	5	22	1145 1992 MAY [15] JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY 47 (3): P159-P164 PAPPAS BA; SUNDERLAND T; WEINGARTNER HM; VITIELLO B; MARTINSON H; et al. ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE AND FEELING-OF-KNOWING FOR KNOWLEDGE AND EPISODIC MEMORY	0	1
1057	5	39	1152 1992 MAY [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 20 (3): 219-230 SRINIVAS K; ROEDIGER HL; RAJARAM S THE ROLE OF SYLLABIC AND ORTHOGRAPHIC PROPERTIES OF LETTER CUES IN SOLVING WORD FRAGMENTS	2	4
1058	1	27	1189 1992 MAY [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 3 (3): 165-167 DWECK CS THE STUDY OF GOALS IN PSYCHOLOGY	0	20
1059	21	63	1190 1992 MAY [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 3 (3): 172-179 KNOWLTON BJ; RAMUS SJ; SQUIRE LR INTACT ARTIFICIAL GRAMMAR LEARNING IN AMNESIA - DISSOCIATION OF CLASSIFICATION LEARNING AND EXPLICIT MEMORY FOR SPECIFIC INSTANCES	83	126
1060	8	55	1208 1992 MAY [15] QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY SECTION A-HUMAN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 44 (4): 723-761 WHEELDON LR; MONSELL S THE LOCUS OF REPETITION PRIMING OF SPOKEN WORD PRODUCTION	21	75
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1061	10	14	1212 1992 MAY [15] SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 33 (2): 108-116 OLOFSSON U; NYBERG L SWEDISH NORMS FOR COMPLETION OF WORD STEMS AND UNIQUE WORD FRAGMENTS	5	6
1062	5	24	992 1992 JUN [15] AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 47 (6): 761-765 LOFTUS EF; KLINGER MR IS THE UNCONSCIOUS SMART OR DUMB	11	34
1063	20	137	993 1992 JUN [15] AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 47 (6): 766-779 GREENWALD AG NEW LOOK-3 - UNCONSCIOUS COGNITION RECLAIMED	53	150
1064	10	35	994 1992 JUN [15] AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 47 (6): 788-791 KIHLSTROM JF; BARNHARDT TM; TATARYN DJ THE PSYCHOLOGICAL UNCONSCIOUS - FOUND, LOST, AND REGAINED	11	29
1065	9	66	995 1992 JUN [15] AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 47 (6): 802-809 JACOBY LL; LINDSAY DS; TOTH JP UNCONSCIOUS INFLUENCES REVEALED - ATTENTION, AWARENESS, AND CONTROL	57	98
1066	8	38	1002 1992 JUN [15] ANESTHESIOLOGY 76 (6): 892-898 CORK RC; KIHLSTROM JF; SCHACTER DL ABSENCE OF EXPLICIT OR IMPLICIT MEMORY IN PATIENTS ANESTHETIZED WITH SUFENTANIL NITROUS-OXIDE	26	26
1067	15	27	1006 1992 JUN [15] ANNEE PSYCHOLOGIQUE 92 (2): 169-185 NICOLAS S; CARBONNEL S; TIBERGHIEN G INFLUENCE OF TEXT ENCODING ON RECALL, RECOGNITION AND FRAGMENT COMPLETION	6	6
1068	1	7	1013 1992 JUN [15] BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 15 (2): 233-233 YOUNG A CLOSING THE CARTESIAN THEATER	0	0
1069	17	27	1040 1992 JUN [15] CAHIERS DE PSYCHOLOGIE COGNITIVE-CURRENT PSYCHOLOGY OF COGNITION 12 (3): 223-237 VANDERLINDEN M; BRUYER R; DAVE B EFFECT OF AGING ON IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY FOR NEW ASSOCIATIONS	3	4
1070	1	31	1042 1992 JUN [15] CHEMICAL SENSES 17 (3): 347-361 KLEMM WR; LUTES SD; HENDRIX DV; WARRENBURG S TOPOGRAPHICAL EEG MAPS OF HUMAN RESPONSES TO ODORS	2	20
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1071	40	250	1050 1992 JUN [15] CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 1 (2): 93-133 REBER AS THE COGNITIVE UNCONSCIOUS - AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE	21	49
1072	4	11	1051 1992 JUN [15] CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 1 (2): 143-147 REBER AS EVOLUTION, CONSCIOUSNESS, AND ALL THAT - A REPLY	0	0
1073	0	4	1052 1992 JUN [15] CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 1 (2): 148-151 BAARS BJ; BANKS WP THE EVIDENCE FOR ANOSOGNOSIA - INTRODUCTION	0	0
1074	2	16	1053 1992 JUN [15] CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 1 (2): 152-162 GALIN D THEORETICAL REFLECTIONS ON AWARENESS, MONITORING, AND SELF IN RELATION TO ANOSOGNOSIA	8	11
1075	1	3	1054 1992 JUN [15] CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 1 (2): 163-168 GIBSON KR TOWARD AN EMPIRICAL-BASIS FOR UNDERSTANDING CONSCIOUSNESS AND SELF-AWARENESS	0	0
1076	1	2	1055 1992 JUN [15] CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 1 (2): 169-171 SCHEIBEL A A CAUTIONARY NOTE	0	0
1077	2	121	1098 1992 JUN [15] JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 60 (3): 349-359 STUSS DT; GOW CA; HETHERINGTON CR NO LONGER GAUGE - FRONTAL-LOBE DYSFUNCTION AND EMOTIONAL CHANGES	4	74
1078	5	71	1099 1992 JUN [15] JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 60 (3): 360-368 PRIGATANO GP PERSONALITY DISTURBANCES ASSOCIATED WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY	15	59
1079	33	90	1102 1992 JUN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 121 (2): 145-176 MASSON MEJ; MACLEOD CM REENACTING THE ROUTE TO INTERPRETATION - ENHANCED PERCEPTUAL IDENTIFICATION WITHOUT PRIOR PERCEPTION	62	93
1080	1	68	1148 1992 JUN [15] LAW AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR 16 (3): 257-272 HEILBRUN K THE ROLE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL-TESTING IN FORENSIC ASSESSMENT	1	53
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1081	29	194	1166 1992 JUN [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGY REVIEW 3 (2): 119-169 CARLESIMO GA; OSCARBERMAN M MEMORY DEFICITS IN ALZHEIMERS PATIENTS - A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW	15	38
1082	12	24	1184 1992 JUN [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH-PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG 54 (2): 103-109 OLOFSSON U; NILSSON LG THE GENERATION EFFECT IN PRIMED WORD-FRAGMENT COMPLETION REEXAMINED	1	1
1083	16	38	1192 1992 JUN [15] PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 7 (2): 232-241 HOWARD DV; HOWARD JH ADULT AGE-DIFFERENCES IN THE RATE OF LEARNING SERIAL PATTERNS - EVIDENCE FROM DIRECT AND INDIRECT TESTS	26	48
1084	13	42	1193 1992 JUN [15] PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 7 (2): 290-298 PARKIN AJ; WALTER BM RECOLLECTIVE EXPERIENCE, NORMAL AGING, AND FRONTAL DYSFUNCTION	88	166
1085	28	61	1194 1992 JUN [15] PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 7 (2): 299-308 SCHACTER DL; VALDISERRI M; COOPER LA IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY FOR NOVEL VISUAL OBJECTS IN OLDER AND YOUNGER ADULTS	32	32
1086	2	20	976 1992 [JUN 30] ADVANCES IN CONSUMER RESEARCH 19: 193-198 PARK CW; FEICK L; MOTHERSBAUGH DL CONSUMER KNOWLEDGE ASSESSMENT - HOW PRODUCT EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE OF BRANDS, ATTRIBUTES, AND FEATURES AFFECTS WHAT WE THINK WE KNOW	0	2
1087	6	23	977 1992 [JUN 30] ADVANCES IN CONSUMER RESEARCH 19: 505-513 SHAPIRO S; MACINNIS DJ MAPPING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PREATTENTIVE PROCESSING AND ATTITUDES	0	3
1088	36	108	978 1992 [JUN 30] ADVANCES IN CONSUMER RESEARCH 19: 795-805 SANYAL A PRIMING AND IMPLICIT MEMORY - A REVIEW AND A SYNTHESIS RELEVANT FOR CONSUMER-BEHAVIOR	4	4
1089	1	12	1009 1992 [JUN 30] ARCHIVES OF CLINICAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 7 (1): 41-51 CROOK TH; LARRABEE GJ NORMATIVE DATA ON A SELF-RATING SCALE FOR EVALUATING MEMORY IN EVERYDAY LIFE	2	12
1090	5	44	1010 1992 [JUN 30] ARCHIVES OF CLINICAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 7 (4): 285-295 BUTTERS N MEMORY REMEMBERED - 1970-1991	2	6
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1091	2	79	1044 1992 [JUN 30] CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW 12 (4): 417-432 LITZ BT EMOTIONAL NUMBING IN COMBAT-RELATED POSTTRAUMATIC-STRESS-DISORDER - A CRITICAL-REVIEW AND REFORMULATION	3	43
1092	2	26	1071 1992 [JUN 30] INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 64 (1-4): 83-96 MORTON LL; WOJTOWICZ MJ; WILLIAMS NH; KERSHNER JR TIME-OF-DAY-INDUCED PRIMING EFFECTS ON VERBAL AND NONVERBAL DICHOTIC TASKS IN MALE AND FEMALE-ADULT SUBJECTS	0	9
1093	16	53	1072 1992 [JUN 30] IRISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 13 (1): 62-78 FELL M ENCODING, RETRIEVAL AND AGE EFFECTS ON RECOLLECTIVE EXPERIENCE	4	7
1094	1	13	1149 1992 [JUN 30] LECTURE NOTES IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 622: 3-5 SCHMALHOFER F RELATIONS BETWEEN KNOWLEDGE ENGINEERING AND COGNITIVE SCIENCE - FROM IMPORT-EXPORT TO A TRULY INTERDISCIPLINARY KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION ENTERPRISE	0	1
1095	3	95	1157 1992 [JUN 30] NEURAL NETWORKS 5 (1): 55-82 MURRE JMJ; PHAF RH; WOLTERS G CALM - CATEGORIZING AND LEARNING MODULE	6	34
1096	2	64	1169 1992 [JUN 30] PERCEPTION 21 (4): 545-557 BROWN SW; STUBBS DA ATTENTION AND INTERFERENCE IN PROSPECTIVE AND RETROSPECTIVE TIMING	0	17
1097	12	81	1173 1992 [JUN 30] PHILOSOPHICAL PSYCHOLOGY 5 (1): 33-51 REBER AS AN EVOLUTIONARY CONTEXT FOR THE COGNITIVE UNCONSCIOUS	8	21
1098	3	30	1174 1992 [JUN 30] PHILOSOPHICAL PSYCHOLOGY 5 (4): 333-347 GENNARO RJ CONSCIOUSNESS, SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS AND EPISODIC MEMORY	2	3
1099	1	11	1178 1992 [JUN 30] PSYCHOANALYTIC INQUIRY 12 (1): 95-111 PUTNAM FW ARE ALTER PERSONALITIES FRAGMENTS OR FIGMENTS - DISCUSSION	2	14
1100	49	114	1179 1992 [JUN 30] PSYCHOLOGICA BELGICA 32 (1): 3-50 VANDERLINDEN M PRIMING EFFECTS AND SEMANTIC LEARNING IN AMNESIA - EMPIRICAL-DATA AND THEORETICAL INTERPRETATIONS	0	0
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1101	26	108	1180 1992 [JUN 30] PSYCHOLOGICA BELGICA 32 (1): 51-84 DEWEER B PRESERVED MEMORY ABILITIES IN DEMENTIA	0	1
1102	14	59	1181 1992 [JUN 30] PSYCHOLOGICA BELGICA 32 (1): 85-106 DANION JM; PERETTI CS; BILIK M PHARMACOLOGY OF IMPLICIT MEMORY	0	0
1103	15	44	1182 1992 [JUN 30] PSYCHOLOGICA BELGICA 32 (1): 107-140 GRAILET JM VISUAL PRIMING AND THEORIES OF OBJECT RECOGNITION	0	0
1104	14	56	1203 1992 [JUN 30] PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY BULLETIN 28 (4): 331-340 WEINGARTNER H; ECKARDT M; MOLCHAN S; SUNDERLAND T; WOLKOWITZ O MEASUREMENT AND INTERPRETATION OF CHANGES IN MEMORY IN RESPONSE TO DRUG TREATMENTS	1	15
1105	15	81	1204 1992 [JUN 30] PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY BULLETIN 28 (4): 341-351 SCHWARTZ BL; ROSSE RB; DEUTSCH SI TOWARD A NEUROPSYCHOLOGY OF MEMORY IN SCHIZOPHRENIA	5	20
1106	14	88	1211 1992 [JUN 30] REVUE NEUROLOGIQUE 148 (3): 184-192 EUSTACHE F MEMORY AND LANGUAGE IMPAIRMENTS IN ALZHEIMER TYPE DEMENTIA	0	1
1107	1	41	1213 1992 [JUN 30] SCHIZOPHRENIA BULLETIN 18 (1): 43-50 BELLACK AS COGNITIVE REHABILITATION FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA - IS IT POSSIBLE - IS IT NECESSARY	4	57
1108	14	33	1217 1992 [JUN 30] SCHWEIZERISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE-REVUE SUISSE DE PSYCHOLOGIE 51 (2): 102-117 WIPPICH W; MECKLENBRAUKER S; ILKUS F MEMORY FOR REMEMBERED EVENTS - CONTRASTING DIRECT AND INDIRECT MEMORY TESTINGS	2	2
1109	1	40	1222 1992 [JUN 30] ZEITSCHRIFT FUR EXPERIMENTELLE UND ANGEWANDTE PSYCHOLOGIE 39 (3): 372-395 BOSEL R SLOW ALPHA IN EEG POWER SPECTRUM AS INDICATOR FOR CONCEPT-LEARNING	3	3
1110	1	18	1223 1992 [JUN 30] ZEITSCHRIFT FUR EXPERIMENTELLE UND ANGEWANDTE PSYCHOLOGIE 39 (3): 455-474 RUDOLPH U INTERACTION OF STIMULUS-ENCODING AND RECALL - APPLICATION TO THE SELF-REFERENCE EFFECT	0	2
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1111	22	143	1005 1992 JUL 1 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 658: 33-64 FRIEDMAN D EVENT-RELATED POTENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS OF COGNITIVE-DEVELOPMENT AND AGING	3	7
1112	5	151	982 1992 SUM [JUL 15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 105 (2): 201-237 CARR TH AUTOMATICITY AND COGNITIVE ANATOMY - IS WORD RECOGNITION AUTOMATIC	2	44
1113	8	35	996 1992 JUL [15] AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 47 (7): 862-875 TREISMAN A PERCEIVING AND REPERCEIVING OBJECTS	18	89
1114	5	39	999 1992 JUL [15] ANESTHESIA AND ANALGESIA 75 (1): 107-112 DWYER R; BENNETT HL; EGER EI; PETERSON N ISOFLURANE ANESTHESIA PREVENTS UNCONSCIOUS LEARNING	9	33
1115	1	42	1032 1992 SUM [JUL 15] BULLETIN OF THE MENNINGER CLINIC 56 (3): 361-378 BUSKIRK JR HEADLOCK - PSYCHOTHERAPY OF A PATIENT WITH MULTIPLE NEUROLOGICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC-PROBLEMS	0	0
1116	4	11	1036 1992 JUL [15] BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 30 (4): 265-267 NILSSON LG; OLOFSSON U; NYBERG L IMPLICIT MEMORY OF DYNAMIC INFORMATION	3	10
1117	3	47	1069 1992 JUL-SEP [JUL 15] EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 6 (3): 159-170 TAKAI A; UEMATSU M; UEKI H; SONE K; KAIYA H INSIGHT AND ITS RELATED FACTORS IN CHRONIC-SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS - A PRELIMINARY-STUDY	7	29
1118	2	57	1070 1992 JUL [15] HIPPOCAMPUS 2 (3): 213-219 BINGMAN VP THE IMPORTANCE OF COMPARATIVE-STUDIES AND ECOLOGICAL VALIDITY FOR UNDERSTANDING HIPPOCAMPAL STRUCTURE AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION	9	40
1119	2	44	1083 1992 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 14 (4): 433-447 HANLON RE; DOBKIN BH; HADLER B; RAMIREZ S; CHESKA Y NEUROREHABILITATION FOLLOWING RIGHT THALAMIC INFARCT - EFFECTS OF COGNITIVE RETRAINING ON FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE	1	9
1120	0	0	1085 1992 SUM [JUL 15] JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 4 (3): 178-178 SCHACTER DL; TULVING E SPECIAL ISSUE ON MEMORY-SYSTEMS - EDITORS NOTE	0	0
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1121	6	54	1086 1992 SUM [JUL 15] JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 4 (3): 179-188 NADEL L MULTIPLE MEMORY-SYSTEMS - WHAT AND WHY	22	58
1122	1	63	1087 1992 SUM [JUL 15] JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 4 (3): 189-199 LYNCH G; GRANGER R VARIATIONS IN SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY AND TYPES OF MEMORY IN CORTICOHIPPOCAMPAL NETWORKS	3	31
1123	9	48	1088 1992 SUM [JUL 15] JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 4 (3): 208-216 RUDY JW; SUTHERLAND RJ CONFIGURAL AND ELEMENTAL ASSOCIATIONS AND THE MEMORY COHERENCE PROBLEM	7	44
1124	5	71	1089 1992 SUM [JUL 15] JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 4 (3): 217-231 EICHENBAUM H THE HIPPOCAMPAL SYSTEM AND DECLARATIVE MEMORY IN ANIMALS	27	71
1125	39	81	1090 1992 SUM [JUL 15] JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 4 (3): 232-243 SQUIRE LR DECLARATIVE AND NONDECLARATIVE MEMORY - MULTIPLE BRAIN SYSTEMS SUPPORTING LEARNING AND MEMORY	109	188
1126	50	123	1091 1992 SUM [JUL 15] JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 4 (3): 244-256 SCHACTER DL PRIMING AND MULTIPLE MEMORY-SYSTEMS - PERCEPTUAL MECHANISMS OF IMPLICIT MEMORY	88	88
1127	26	82	1092 1992 SUM [JUL 15] JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 4 (3): 257-267 MOSCOVITCH M MEMORY AND WORKING-WITH-MEMORY - A COMPONENT PROCESS MODEL BASED ON MODULES AND CENTRAL SYSTEMS	158	233
1128	13	132	1093 1992 SUM [JUL 15] JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 4 (3): 268-280 JOHNSON MK MEM - MECHANISMS OF RECOLLECTION	40	69
1129	5	51	1094 1992 SUM [JUL 15] JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 4 (3): 281-288 BADDELEY A WORKING MEMORY - THE INTERFACE BETWEEN MEMORY AND COGNITION	10	68
1130	9	26	1095 1992 SUM [JUL 15] JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 4 (3): 289-298 METCALFE J; COTTRELL GW; MENCL WE COGNITIVE BINDING - A COMPUTATIONAL-MODELING ANALYSIS OF A DISTINCTION BETWEEN IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY	10	15
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1131	28	84	1121 1992 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (4): 691-702 HAIST F; SHIMAMURA AP; SQUIRE LR ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RECALL AND RECOGNITION MEMORY	51	85
1132	13	34	1122 1992 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (4): 785-800 PERRUCHET P; AMORIM MA CONSCIOUS KNOWLEDGE AND CHANGES IN PERFORMANCE IN SEQUENCE LEARNING - EVIDENCE AGAINST DISSOCIATION	68	130
1133	3	34	1134 1992 SUM [JUL 15] JOURNAL OF NEUROPSYCHIATRY AND CLINICAL NEUROSCIENCES 4 (3): 288-293 MARTIN EM; SORENSEN DJ; ROBERTSON LC; EDELSTEIN HE; CHIRURGI VA SPATIAL ATTENTION IN HIV-1 INFECTION - A PRELIMINARY-REPORT	1	6
1134	30	62	1153 1992 JUL [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 20 (4): 441-448 MUSEN G; SQUIRE LR NONVERBAL PRIMING IN AMNESIA	40	41
1135	2	55	1156 1992 JUL [15] NERVENARZT 63 (7): 426-433 GONSER A PROGNOSIS, LONG-TERM CONSEQUENCES AND VOCATIONAL OUTCOME 2 TO 4 YEARS AFTER SEVERE BRAIN INJURY	0	3
1136	9	28	1191 1992 JUL [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 3 (4): 236-239 WOOD JM; BOOTZIN RR; KIHLSTROM JF; SCHACTER DL IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY FOR VERBAL INFORMATION PRESENTED DURING SLEEP	11	11
1137	1	35	1200 1992 JUL [15] PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 108 (1-2): 103-109 EBMEIER KP; HUNTER R; CURRAN SM; DOUGAL NJ; MURRAY CL; et al. EFFECTS OF A SINGLE DOSE OF THE ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITOR VELNACRINE ON RECOGNITION MEMORY AND REGIONAL CEREBRAL BLOOD-FLOW IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	2	43
1138	2	43	1210 1992 SUM [JUL 15] REHABILITATION PSYCHOLOGY 37 (2): 103-120 HIBBARD MR; GORDON WA; STEIN PN; GROBER S; SLIWINSKI M AWARENESS OF DISABILITY IN PATIENTS FOLLOWING STROKE	5	9
1139	1	29	1220 1992 JUL [15] UNDERSEA BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH 19 (4): 243-262 LORENZ J; LORENZ B; HEINEKE M EFFECT OF MENTAL TASK LOAD ON FRONTO-CENTRAL THETA ACTIVITY IN A DEEP SATURATION DIVE TO 450 MSW	0	2
1140	1	18	981 1992 AUG [15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 149 (8): 1099-1102 STERN RA; SINGER NG; SILVA SG; ROGERS HJ; PERKINS DO; et al. NEUROBEHAVIORAL FUNCTIONING IN A NONCONFOUNDED GROUP OF ASYMPTOMATIC HIV-SEROPOSITIVE HOMOSEXUAL MEN	5	17
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1141	10	17	1011 1992 AUG [15] AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 44 (2): 83-85 CARROLL M EXPLICIT RECOGNITION DOES NOT MEDIATE THE FAME ATTRIBUTION EFFECT	0	0
1142	2	39	1015 1992 AUG [15] BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE 106 (4): 613-622 OSCARBERMAN M; HUTNER N; BONNER RT VISUAL AND AUDITORY SPATIAL AND NONSPATIAL DELAYED-RESPONSE PERFORMANCE BY KORSAKOFF AND NON-KORSAKOFF ALCOHOLIC AND AGING INDIVIDUALS	4	30
1143	5	74	1018 1992 AUG [15] BEHAVIOURAL PHARMACOLOGY 3 (4): 307-318 OLTON DS; MARKOWSKA AL; PANG K; GOLSKI S; VOYTKO ML; et al. COMPARATIVE COGNITION AND ASSESSMENT OF COGNITIVE-PROCESSES IN ANIMALS	1	15
1144	2	67	1075 1992 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 101 (3): 487-494 GOLD JM; RANDOLPH C; CARPENTER CJ; GOLDBERG TE; WEINBERGER DR FORMS OF MEMORY FAILURE IN SCHIZOPHRENIA	22	129
1145	9	21	1076 1992 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 101 (3): 572-574 ELLIOTT CL; GREENE RL CLINICAL DEPRESSION AND IMPLICIT MEMORY	15	30
1146	5	28	1077 1992 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 101 (3): 575-580 DENNY EB; HUNT RR AFFECTIVE VALENCE AND MEMORY IN DEPRESSION - DISSOCIATION OF RECALL AND FRAGMENT COMPLETION	25	60
1147	7	35	1078 1992 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 101 (3): 581-586 WATKINS PC; MATHEWS A; WILLIAMSON DA; FULLER RD MOOD-CONGRUENT MEMORY IN DEPRESSION - EMOTIONAL PRIMING OR ELABORATION	24	67
1148	22	44	1079 1992 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 101 (3): 587-591 ROEDIGER HL; MCDERMOTT KB DEPRESSION AND IMPLICIT MEMORY - A COMMENTARY	32	50
1149	2	30	1159 1992 AUG [15] NEUROLOGY 42 (8): 1493-1496 GRAFMAN J; LITVAN I; MASSAQUOI S; STEWART M; SIRIGU A; et al. COGNITIVE PLANNING DEFICIT IN PATIENTS WITH CEREBELLAR ATROPHY	10	176
1150	17	35	1185 1992 AUG [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH-PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG 54 (3): 212-224 WIPPICH W IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY WITHOUT AWARENESS	16	18
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1151	12	38	1201 1992 AUG [15] PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 108 (3): 345-351 DANION JM; PERETTI S; GRANGE D; BILIK M; IMBS JL; et al. EFFECTS OF CHLORPROMAZINE AND LORAZEPAM ON EXPLICIT MEMORY, REPETITION PRIMING AND COGNITIVE SKILL LEARNING IN HEALTHY-VOLUNTEERS	24	51
1152	14	39	1202 1992 AUG [15] PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 108 (3): 371-379 SELLAL F; DANION JM; KAUFFMANNMULLER F; GRANGE D; IMBS JL; et al. DIFFERENTIAL-EFFECTS OF DIAZEPAM AND LORAZEPAM ON REPETITION PRIMING IN HEALTHY-VOLUNTEERS	34	55
1153	11	36	1209 1992 AUG [15] QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY SECTION A-HUMAN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 45 (2): 265-297 MAYES AR; MACDONALD C; DONLAN L; PEARS J; MEUDELL PR AMNESICS HAVE A DISPROPORTIONATELY SEVERE MEMORY DEFICIT FOR INTERACTIVE CONTEXT	6	11
1154	7	19	997 1992 SEP [15] ANAESTHESIA 47 (9): 747-749 BONKE B; VANDAM ME; VANKLEFF JW; SLIJPER FME IMPLICIT MEMORY TESTED IN CHILDREN DURING INHALATION ANESTHESIA	9	10
1155	10	111	1027 1992 SEP-DEC [SEP 15] BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 17 (3): 215-226 MOLCHAN SE; MARTINEZ RA; HILL JL; WEINGARTNER HJ; THOMPSON K; et al. INCREASED COGNITIVE SENSITIVITY TO SCOPOLAMINE WITH AGE AND A PERSPECTIVE ON THE SCOPOLAMINE MODEL	4	100
1156	11	22	1041 1992 SEP-OCT [SEP 15] CEREBRAL CORTEX 2 (5): 389-400 SERGENT J; SIGNORET JL IMPLICIT ACCESS TO KNOWLEDGE DERIVED FROM UNRECOGNIZED FACES IN PROSOPAGNOSIA	4	20
1157	1	21	1045 1992 SEP [15] COGNITION & EMOTION 6 (5): 357-368 SCHIFF BB; ESSES VM; LAMON M UNILATERAL FACIAL CONTRACTIONS PRODUCE MOOD EFFECTS ON SOCIAL COGNITIVE JUDGMENTS	0	15
1158	2	102	1048 1992 SEP [15] COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS 59 (3): 288-300 KELLERMANN K COMMUNICATION - INHERENTLY STRATEGIC AND PRIMARILY AUTOMATIC	1	28
1159	4	46	1056 1992 SEP [15] CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 1 (3): 241-264 BONANNO GA; WEXLER BE THE SELECTIVE PERCEPTION AND RECOGNITION OF SINGLE WORDS FROM COMPETING DICHOTIC STIMULUS PAIRS	1	5
1160	3	117	1059 1992 SEP [15] CORTEX 28 (3): 315-342 CAPITANI E; DELLASALA S; LOGIE RH; SPINNLER H RECENCY, PRIMACY, AND MEMORY - REAPPRAISING AND STANDARDIZING THE SERIAL POSITION CURVE	5	44
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1161	3	7	1060 1992 SEP [15] CORTEX 28 (3): 509-512 CROVITZ HF; DIACO DS; APTER A CONSISTENCY IN RECALLING FEATURES OF FORMER HEAD-INJURIES - RETROSPECTIVE QUESTIONNAIRE VS INTERVIEW RETEST	1	5
1162	19	76	1068 1992 SEP [15] EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 4 (3): 161-193 SOLIVERI P; BROWN RG; JAHANSHAI M; MARSDEN CD PROCEDURAL MEMORY AND NEUROLOGICAL DISEASE	6	16
1163	2	32	1084 1992 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 14 (5): 857-868 MARTIN EM; ROBERTSON LC; EDELSTEIN HE; JAGUST WJ; SORENSEN DJ; et al. PERFORMANCE OF PATIENTS WITH EARLY HIV-1 INFECTION ON THE STROOP TASK	8	31
1164	38	113	1103 1992 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 121 (3): 326-351 HORTON KD; SMITH SA; BARGHOUT NK; CONNOLLY DA THE USE OF INDIRECT MEMORY TESTS TO ASSESS MALINGERED AMNESIA - A STUDY OF METAMEMORY	11	14
1165	32	89	1123 1992 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (5): 915-930 SCHACTER DL; CHURCH BA AUDITORY PRIMING - IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY FOR WORDS AND VOICES	113	113
1166	9	18	1124 1992 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (5): 1029-1039 HOWARD JH; HOWARD DV; MUTTER SA SERIAL PATTERN LEARNING BY EVENT OBSERVATION	29	70
1167	9	33	1125 1992 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (5): 1074-1083 SCHWARTZ BL; METCALFE J CUE FAMILIARITY BUT NOT TARGET RETRIEVABILITY ENHANCES FEELING-OF-KNOWING JUDGMENTS	23	55
1168	3	26	1142 1992 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN GERIATRICS SOCIETY 40 (9): 906-909 FEHER EP; LARRABEE GJ; CROOK TH FACTORS ATTENUATING THE VALIDITY OF THE GERIATRIC DEPRESSION SCALE IN A DEMENTIA POPULATION	2	40
1169	8	43	1146 1992 SEP [15] JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY 47 (5): P337-P343 MCKITRICK LA; CAMP CJ; BLACK FW PROSPECTIVE MEMORY INTERVENTION IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	0	6
1170	25	57	1154 1992 SEP [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 20 (5): 549-562 BLAXTON TA DISSOCIATIONS AMONG MEMORY MEASURES IN MEMORY-IMPAIRED SUBJECTS - EVIDENCE FOR A PROCESSING ACCOUNT OF MEMORY	70	77
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1171	1	42	1162 1992 SEP [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 30 (9): 761-768 VALLORTIGARA G RIGHT-HEMISPHERE ADVANTAGE FOR SOCIAL RECOGNITION IN THE CHICK	1	47
1172	1	14	1175 1992 SEP [15] PHYSIOLOGY & BEHAVIOR 52 (3): 449-453 ROSMAN E; QUARTERMAIN D; PANG R; TURNDORF H HALOTHANE ANESTHESIA CAUSES STATE-DEPENDENT RETRIEVAL FAILURE IN MICE	0	4
1173	8	243	1183 1992 SEP [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 112 (2): 284-309 CHRISTIANSON SA EMOTIONAL-STRESS AND EYEWITNESS MEMORY - A CRITICAL-REVIEW	32	200
1174	6	49	1195 1992 SEP [15] PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 7 (3): 401-408 MCEVOY CL; NELSON DL; HOLLEY PE; STELNICKI GS IMPLICIT PROCESSING IN THE CUED-RECALL OF YOUNG AND OLD ADULTS	1	7
1175	14	43	1196 1992 SEP [15] PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 7 (3): 425-434 HARRINGTON DL; HAALAND KY SKILL LEARNING IN THE ELDERLY - DIMINISHED IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY FOR A MOTOR SEQUENCE	7	19
1176	8	48	1197 1992 SEP [15] PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 7 (3): 443-452 FERGUSON SA; HASHTROUDI S; JOHNSON MK AGE-DIFFERENCES IN USING SOURCE-RELEVANT CUES	48	66
1177	7	32	1218 1992 OCT 9 SCIENCE 258 (5080): 245-246 DESIMONE R THE PHYSIOLOGY OF MEMORY - RECORDINGS OF THINGS PAST	10	45
1178	6	37	983 1992 FAL [OCT 15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 105 (3): 435-458 SANOCKI T EFFECTS OF FONT-SPECIFIC AND LETTER-SPECIFIC EXPERIENCE ON THE PERCEPTUAL PROCESSING OF LETTERS	0	2
1179	0	35	987 1992 OCT [15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY 46 (4): 620-639 LANGER KG PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH THE NEUROPSYCHOLOGICALLY IMPAIRED ADULT	1	2
1180	1	124	1016 1992 FAL [OCT 15] BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES & THE LAW 10 (4): 483-507 WAKEFIELD H; UNDERWAGER R RECOVERED MEMORIES OF ALLEGED SEXUAL ABUSE - LAWSUITS AGAINST PARENTS	11	64
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1181	1	56	1047 1992 OCT [15] COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 9 (5): 369-401 DEPARTZ MP; SERON X; VANDERLINDEN M REEDUCATION OF A SURFACE DYSGRAPHIA WITH A VISUAL-IMAGERY STRATEGY	0	11
1182	2	26	1064 1992 OCT [15] DEVELOPMENTAL MEDICINE AND CHILD NEUROLOGY 34 (10): 885-892 RUIJS MBM; KEYSER A; GABREELS FJM ASSESSMENT OF POSTTRAUMATIC AMNESIA IN YOUNG-CHILDREN	2	9
1183	31	82	1096 1992 FAL [OCT 15] JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 4 (4): 375-391 PALLER KA; KUTAS M BRAIN POTENTIALS DURING MEMORY RETRIEVAL PROVIDE NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL SUPPORT FOR THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN CONSCIOUS RECOLLECTION AND PRIMING	91	146
1184	27	70	1100 1992 OCT [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 54 (2): 121-146 LORSBACH TC; SODORO J; BROWN JS THE DISSOCIATION OF REPETITION PRIMING AND RECOGNITION MEMORY IN LANGUAGE LEARNING-DISABLED CHILDREN	4	8
1185	13	63	1135 1992 OCT [15] JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 12 (10): 3765-3772 MCKEE RD; SQUIRE LR EQUIVALENT FORGETTING RATES IN LONG-TERM-MEMORY FOR DIENCEPHALIC AND MEDIAL TEMPORAL-LOBE AMNESIA	16	33
1186	2	35	1139 1992 OCT [15] JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT 59 (2): 223-238 COOLIDGE FL; MERWIN MM RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE COOLIDGE AXIS-II INVENTORY - A NEW INVENTORY FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF PERSONALITY-DISORDERS	0	33
1187	1	73	1141 1992 FAL [OCT 15] JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PSYCHOANALYSIS 20 (3): 395-412 KRYSTAL H PSYCHOANALYSIS AS A NORMAL SCIENCE	0	2
1188	1	73	1160 1992 OCT [15] NEUROPSYCHIATRY NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AND BEHAVIORAL NEUROLOGY 5 (4): 253-261 GOLD JM; GOLDBERG TE; WEINBERGER DR PREFRONTAL FUNCTION AND SCHIZOPHRENIC SYMPTOMS	3	22
1189	12	39	1163 1992 OCT [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 30 (10): 849-858 GROBER E; AUSUBEL R; SLIWINSKI M; GORDON B SKILL LEARNING AND REPETITION PRIMING IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	14	16
1190	18	32	1164 1992 OCT [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 30 (10): 899-910 GLISKY EL ACQUISITION AND TRANSFER OF DECLARATIVE AND PROCEDURAL KNOWLEDGE BY MEMORY-IMPAIRED PATIENTS - A COMPUTER DATA-ENTRY TASK	15	17
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1191	11	24	1165 1992 OCT [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 30 (10): 931-937 SHIMAMURA AP; GERSHBERG FB; JURICA PJ; MANGELS JA; KNIGHT RT INTACT IMPLICIT MEMORY IN PATIENTS WITH FRONTAL-LOBE LESIONS	24	32
1192	1	59	1172 1992 OCT [15] PERSONALITY AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES 13 (10): 1097-1113 STENBERG G PERSONALITY AND THE EEG - AROUSAL AND EMOTIONAL AROUSABILITY	4	26
1193	2	31	1219 1992 OCT [15] STROKE 23 (10): 1446-1453 STARKSTEIN SE; FEDOROFF JP; PRICE TR; LEIGUARDA R; ROBINSON RG ANOSOGNOSIA IN PATIENTS WITH CEREBROVASCULAR LESIONS - A STUDY OF CAUSATIVE FACTORS	22	51
1194	1	160	1221 1992 OCT [15] VANDERBILT LAW REVIEW 45 (5): 1185-1262 KANOVITZ J HYPNOTIC MEMORIES AND CIVIL SEXUAL ABUSE TRIALS	3	10
1195	1	1	988 1992 NOV [15] AMERICAN NATURALIST 140: S1-S4 REAL LA BEHAVIORAL MECHANISMS IN EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGY - INTRODUCTION TO THE SYMPOSIUM	0	4
1196	2	51	989 1992 NOV [15] AMERICAN NATURALIST 140: S63-S84 KREBS JR; INMAN AJ LEARNING AND FORAGING - INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS, AND POPULATIONS	0	17
1197	3	126	990 1992 NOV [15] AMERICAN NATURALIST 140: S108-S145 REAL LA INFORMATION-PROCESSING AND THE EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGY OF COGNITIVE ARCHITECTURE	0	22
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