The Ranschburg Phenomenon: Failures of immediate recall correlated with repetition of elements within a stimulus
Abstract Seven-consonant stimuli were recalled immediately. When the consonant in Position 2 was repeated in Position 5, 6, or 7, an increase in errors occurred at the latter position, as compared with control stimuli involving no repetition. Confirmation of the Ranschburg Phenomenon does not occur,...
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