THE JOINT EFFECT OF WORD FREQUENCY AND OUTPUT INTERFERENCE IN RECOGNITION MEMORY: TEST OF A MODEL PREDICTION

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Output interference (OI) is defined as a decline in memory performance throughout the test. Different models have separate explanations for OI. For item noise models, OI results from encoding during the test. When items are presented at the test, they are compared to all items in the memory trace and if a match occurs, the matched study item is updated, and if a match does not occur, a new memory trace is added. These updates during the test phase lead to confusion through the end of the test. Another hotly debated effect is the word frequency effect (WFE) which is better recognition performance for low frequency (LF) items than high frequency (HF) items. Item noise approach explains this effect through the feature distinction approach. Since LF words have distinctive features, the matching procedure will be easier during the test leading to higher performance. The current project aims to simulate and test the prediction of Retrieving Effectively from Memory Model (REM) on the joint effect of WF and OI.

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Output Interference, Test Position Effect, Word Frequency Effect, REM, Recognition Memory

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H. Dedetaş, “THE JOINT EFFECT OF WORD FREQUENCY AND OUTPUT INTERFERENCE IN RECOGNITION MEMORY: TEST OF A MODEL PREDICTION,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2022.