Directed forgetting instructions decrease proactive interference within working memory below that of a baseline encode-only condition
Published in Journal of Cognitive Psychology • Sep 23, 2020
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Authors:
Sara B. Festini
Abstract
Directed forgetting involves the targeted removal of memory representations. Previous research has indicated that directed forgetting in working memory reduces the amount of proactive interference for to-be-forgotten memoranda relative to to-be-remembered memoranda. However, it is unknown how direct...
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