Accessibility from Working Memory and Role of Reprocessing in Sentence Comprehension

Ny, Jean François Le; Verstiggel, Jean-Claude

doi:10.1016/s0166-4115(09)60046-7

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“…A large amount of study, to which we referred above, has been devoted to this problem in recent years, mainly äs regards narratives, and secondarily,otherkinds oftext. Another line of research has also produced evidence for elective decay of meaning's accessibility in recent memory (Fletcher, 1981;LeNy, 1978;LeNy, Brought to you by | University of California Authenticated Download Date | 6/8/15 6:37 AM Achour, Carfantan, Verstiggel, 1981;Le Ny, Carfantan, Verstiggel, 1982;McKoon and Ratcliff, 1981).…”

Section: Taking Into Account Memory Processesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Profile of CINNA: Construction of individualized texts

Ny¹,

Denhière²

1982

Text - Interdisciplinary Journal for the Study of Discourse

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In summary, CINNA is aimed to be a System able to construct individualized texts designed to create in subjects, a heterogeneous quality in their initial state ofknowledge, an eventual homogeneous state ofknowledge, determined by the experimenter. It is based on computation of raw new Information required for the subject, according to the differences between his initial and eventual states; in its cunent version, CINNA takes into account several psychological processes, which are assumed to work in comprehension and in memory; no doubt an account ofmore processes will turn out to be necessary in the future, but the general strategy of the design is to introduce this äs speciflcations of the previous knowledge -new Information -psychological processes paradigm. Experiments are currently being carried out in view of preparing the Implementation of such a System.

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Section: Taking Into Account Memory Processesmentioning

confidence: 99%