Handbook of Neuroscience for the Behavioral Sciences 2009
DOI: 10.1002/9780470478509.neubb001030
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Psychological and Neural Mechanisms of Short‐Term Memory

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“…Indeed, in many cases our predictions derive from the classic work on interference theory done using LTM paradigms (see reviews by Crowder, 1976; Lustig et al, 2009). The core idea tested here – that interference depends critically on whether items are similar on dimensions important for responding to the test cue – has also been used to explain interference in tests of long-term implicit memory (Lustig & Hasher, 2001a & b).…”
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“…Indeed, in many cases our predictions derive from the classic work on interference theory done using LTM paradigms (see reviews by Crowder, 1976; Lustig et al, 2009). The core idea tested here – that interference depends critically on whether items are similar on dimensions important for responding to the test cue – has also been used to explain interference in tests of long-term implicit memory (Lustig & Hasher, 2001a & b).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Other explanations of interference emphasize the critical role that similarity plays in producing competition (Keppel & Underwood, 1962; Watkins & Watkins, 1975; Wickens, 1970; for reviews, see Crowder, 1976; Lustig et al, 2009). From this perspective, response competition may occur only when some form of similarity exists between target and nontarget items (Underwood, 1945).…”
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“…Using tasks designed under the influence of the framework of unitary memory systems (Cowan, 2001 ; Oberauer, 2002 ; McElree, 2006 ) could shed light on this question (see Figure 1 ). These models consider that information could be represented in different states, either in the focus of attention or in an activated state with different accessibility (Lustig et al, 2009 ; Nee and Jonides, 2011 ). Whether neural networks underlying these states were similar or could be differentiated was investigated in a recent fMRI study (Nee and Jonides, 2008 ).…”
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“…However, it has long been believed that it is not mainly because time passes that information in memory erodes (for a recent example, see Berman et al, 2009 ). Some of the findings usually associated with decay can be accommodated within interference-based decay (Lustig et al, 2009 ), which is based on the idea that the passage of time increases the likelihood that the features of an item in memory will overlap with those of a noise distribution, making them increasingly difficult to distinguish (see also Oberauer and Kliegl, 2006 ).…”
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