Memory

Growth and change at Memory
pp. 317-317(1)
Authors: Howe; Conway

Interaction between mode of learning and subjective experience: Translation effects in long-term memory
pp. 318-328(11)
Authors: Rackie; Brandt; Eysenck

Retrieval and phenomenology of autobiographical memories in blind individuals
pp. 329-339(11)
Authors: Tekcan; Yılmaz; Kaya Kızılöz; Karadöller; Mutafoğlu; Aktan Erciyes

The use of a wearable camera improves autobiographical memory in patients with Alzheimer's disease
pp. 340-349(10)
Authors: Woodberry; Browne; Hodges; Watson; Kapur; Woodberry

Fear conditioning and extinction in anxiety- and depression-prone persons
pp. 350-364(15)
Authors: Dibbets; van den Broek; Evers

Adapting to test structure: Letting testing teach what to learn
pp. 365-380(16)
Authors: Garcia-Marques; Nunes; Marques; Carneiro; Weinstein

Overcoming fixation with repeated memory suppression
pp. 381-389(9)
Authors: Angello; Storm; Smith

Using memories to motivate future behaviour: An experimental exercise intervention
pp. 390-402(13)
Authors: Biondolillo; Pillemer

Mnemonic benefits of retrieval practice at short retention intervals
pp. 403-419(17)
Authors: Rowland; DeLosh

Immediate and delayed recall of a small-scale spatial array
pp. 420-426(7)
Authors: Tlauka; Donaldson; Bonnar

Judging the reality of others' memories
pp. 427-436(10)
Authors: Clark-Foos; Brewer; Marsh

Collaborative recall of details of an emotional film
pp. 437-444(8)
Authors: Wessel; Zandstra; Hengeveld; Moulds

Individual differences in recognising involuntary autobiographical memories: Impact on the reporting of abstract cues
pp. 445-452(8)
Authors: Mace; Bernas; Clevinger

Event familiarity influences memory detection using the aIAT
pp. 453-461(9)
Authors: Takarangi; Strange; Houghton

Likable co-witnesses increase eyewitness accuracy and decrease suggestibility
pp. 462-472(11)
Authors: Kieckhaefer; Wright