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Two-Stage Theory of Recall is also known as?

Two-Stage Theory of Recall is also known as?
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School: The College of William & Mary

Department: Psychology

Course: Cognitive Psychology

Professor: Jennifer stevens

Term: Spring 2016

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Name: Cognitive Psychology Week 11 Notes

Description: These notes cover lectures 25-27 (3/26-3/30).

Uploaded: 03/30/2018

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Cognitive Psychology full course notes

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PSY 311

These notes fully cover the Cognitive Psychology course and all 5 exams.
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Cognitive Psychology Week 7 Notes

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This study guide goes in detail into each item on the professor's study guide for the second midterm. [now complete]
16 pages

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PSY 311

This study guide covers everything on the professor’s study guide in detail. [now complete]
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Cognitive Psychology Week 9 Notes

Spring 2016

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These notes cover class material from lectures 20-22.
2 pages

Cognitive Psychology Week 10 Notes

Spring 2016

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PSY 311

These notes cover class material from lectures 23 and 24 (and a little bit of 25 on the last page).
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Cognitive Psychology Week 12 Notes

Spring 2016

Jennifer Stevens

PSY 311

These notes cover class lectures numbers 28 (4/2), 29 (4/4), and 30 (4/6).
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Cognitive Psychology Week 13 Notes

Spring 2016

Jennifer Stevens

PSY 311

These notes cover class lectures 31 (4/9), 32 (4/11), and 33 (4/13).
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Cognitive Psychology Week 14 Notes

Spring 2016

Jennifer Stevens

PSY 311

These notes cover class lectures 34 (4/16) and 35 (4/18). These are the last lectures that will be on Midterm 3.
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Cognitive Psychology Week 15 Notes

Spring 2016

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PSY 311

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Cognitive Psychology Final Exam Study Guide

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PSY 311

These notes summarize the topics that will be on the final exam, separating them by which midterm they appeared on, and include comprehensive study guides for Test 3 and Post-Test 3 material.

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