Skattebonden Olof Persson i Åsa (son f 1751) – Åstrand 1965. Tore Svensson i Väckelsångs Saxagård (sonson f 1670) – Wickelgren 1938.

Wickelgren, Jan, Kulan i luften, 1983, Ullevi Skånegatan, Heden. Wretling, David Wretling, David, Pelle, 1965, Toleredsgatan, Tolered. Wärf, Göran och Ann

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Nevertheless, in view of the work of Conrad (1964), Wickelgren (1965), and others on aUditory confusions in short-termmemory, we would be satisfied with the view that items in the memory buffer are acoustic mnemonics and are kept there via rehearsal, at least for experiments of a verbal character. The Sensory Buffer Thus Conrad & Hull (1964), Wickelgren (1965), and Baddeley (1966) have shown, using serial learning, that performance is adversely affected by inter-item acous tic similarity. Dale (1964) and Wickelgren (1965) have demonstrated a similar deleterious effect of acoustic similarity by using the RI paradigm and varying the PDF | Memory for brief melodic phrases was tested using a short-term recognition-memory paradigm. The five-note phrases were rhythmically separated from | Find, read and cite all the research of Baddeley (1966), Conrad (1964), and Wickelgren (1965). The evidence for phonological coding was that memory errors resembled the visually presented stimuli phonologically (Conrad, 1964) and that span for lists of acoustically similar letters or words was smaller than it was for unrelated or visually similar letters or words (Bad Short-term memory for repeated and non-repeated items.

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Again, most of the effect of word length on recall is eliminated when items are drawn from a large pool, rather than from the same restricted pool on trial after trial (LaPointe & Engle, 1990). It seems likely that language skills, as well, depend 1973-06-15 · Wickelgren (1965) in the immediate, ordered recall of auditorily presented nine-letter strings. Item recall did not differ for strings containing acoustically similar letters and strings containing dissimilar letters, while ordered recall was significantly poorer for the similar strings. Similarly, for strings of seven In the first place, I liked the title; human conceptual memory is associative, and it is nice to see that assertion right up front in the title of this important book.

Wickelgren, W. A. (1965) Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 38, 583-588. Similarity and intrusions in short-term memory for consonant-vowel digrams {PDF 0.5MB} Wickelgren, W. A. (1965) Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 17, 241-246. Acoustic similarity and intrusion errors in short-term memory {PDF 1.0MB} Wickelgren, W. A

Eliasson Wickelgren. Stefan. 1976-11-01. Nylen (13-13), Brage Eriksen (4-9) och Nicklas Wickelgren (8-8).

Distinctive feature errors in short term memory for English vowels. Wickelgren, W. A. (1967).
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• Rehearsal: the recycling of information in working memory, often in “the mind's ear”. Semantic Codes.

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Nevertheless, in view of the work of Conrad (1964), Wickelgren (1965), and others on aUditory confusions in short-termmemory, we would be satisfied with the view that items in the memory buffer are acoustic mnemonics and are kept there via rehearsal, at least for experiments of a verbal character. The Sensory Buffer

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1983; Page & Norris, 1998; Wickelgren, 1965). Serial recall tasks require subjects to recall lists of verbal items in the order in which they were presented. When

0.92. 1965, WICKELGREN WA. ACOUSTIC Acoustical error studies Conrad, 1964 and Wickelgren, 1965 have found that if given an item to memorize: 4NF992GZE and when the subjects failed to recall SELZER, L., WICKELGREN, W. Number of Items presented and recalled as Determinants of Short-term Recall. Nature 200 A. WICKELGREN.