71 |
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The Dominance Effect in Concept Conjunctions: Generality and InteractionAspects
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Storms, G
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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72 |
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Source Discrimination, Item Detection, and Multinomial Models of Source Monitoring
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Bayen, U. J
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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73 |
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Two Loci of Repetition Priming in the Recognition of Familiar Faces
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Ellis, A. W
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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74 |
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Temporal Structure of Syntactic Parsing: Early and Late Event-Related Brain Potential Effects
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Friederici, A. D
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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75 |
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Repeated Events in Rapid Lists: Part 2. Remembering Repetitions
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Whittlesea, B. W. A
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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76 |
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Intrusive Cognitions: An Investigation of the Emotional Stroop Task
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McKenna, F. P
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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77 |
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Memory for Structural Information Across Eye Movements
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Carlson-Radvansky, L. A
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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78 |
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Turning Lies Into Truths: Referential Validation of Falsehoods
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Brown, A. S
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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79 |
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Multiple Lexical Codes in Reading: Evidence From Eye Movements, Naming Time, and Oral Reading
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Folk, J. R
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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80 |
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Practice Schedules and Subgoal Instantiation in Cascaded Problem Solving
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Carlson, R. A
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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