Multiple Dimensions of Semantic and Perceptual Similarity Contribute to Mnemonic Discrimination for Pictures

Alexa Morcom; Loris Naspi; Paul Hoffman

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Multiple Dimensions of Semantic and Perceptual Similarity Contribute to Mnemonic Discrimination for Pictures

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Description: Behavioural study, now published in Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition. The study investigated multiple dimensions of similarity in true and false recognition using a novel approach to estimate sensitivity measures equivalent to those calculated using standard signal detection theory

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