Verb Imagery and Noun Phrase Concreteness in the Recognition and Recall of Sentences.

Yuille, John C.; Holyoak, Keith

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Publication Date: 1974

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Verb Imagery and Noun Phrase Concreteness in the Recognition and Recall of Sentences

Yuille, John C.; Holyoak, Keith

Canadian Journal of Psychology, 28, 3, 359-370, Sep 74

This study examines the role of verb imagery and noun phrase concreteness in the recognition and recall of sentences. The results indicate that concrete noun phrases are more easily remembered while verb imagery had no effect. (DE)

Descriptors: Language Patterns, Language Research, Learning Processes, Memory, Nouns, Paragraphs, Psychological Studies, Psychology, Recall (Psychology), Verbs

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