recall test

Researchers gave the recall test to a group who did not read the monologue.

The patients were also tested for explicit memory of the words using a recall test.

Many researchers tried to explain this phenomenon through free recall tests.

Participants were then subject to a surprise recall test.

The recall test was the monologue with 96 words or phrases missing.

Participants were given 5 minutes to read the monologue twice, unaware of a future recall test.

This means that the labelling can be removed and the aid used as a recall test.

The students were given a free recall test after the third list for the pictures studied on the first list.

- Subsequent recall testing to be run at six month intervals as required by your health needs.

In a free recall test, a participant is simply asked to recall stimuli.

This approach is called a "recall test" because patients are asked to recall any memories they had during surgery.

There has been much research on whether eating prior to a cognitive recall test can effect cognitive functioning.

Mr. Chan recalled testing a steel-core cable that had been in use for 50 years.

The researchers also found that the smaller the brain volume in those areas, the worse the veterans performed on standard memory and recall tests.

It was, indeed, at the height of recall testing that the great subliminal advertising scare arose.

Both watched the same video, but only one group was allowed to discuss the events in the video before the eyewitnesses had a recall test.

The second experiment had multiple trials, where each trial consisted of the presentation of words followed by a recall test.

He wished now that he had not sent out the other two dolphins on a ten-mile sonar recall test earlier.

This type of manipulation would promote whole-list relational processing, which may enhance generation performance on a free recall test.

Other manipulations can emphasize cue-target processing, thus helping generation performance on cued recall tests.

Instead of relying upon semantic encoding, those with AD presented their most dominant associations to the cue words during recall test.

Each student was exposed to a chocolate smell during the word exercise only, during the later recall test only, on both occasions or on neither.

A surprise recall test is administered, and recall of the listed words in all three conditions is recorded and analyzed.

This is shown by the higher recency and primacy effects of an auditory recall test compared to that of a visual test.

Cannabis has been found to produce impairments in word recall tests by means of interrupting the consolidation of words presented early in the lists.