empirical and theoretical relationships between the consolidation speed effect
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empirical and theoretical relationships between the consolidation speed effect
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Activity: To Cite or not to Cite
Select the following passages from Xie and Zhang (2017) that require a citation.
- A recent study has demonstrated higher VSTM capacity in participants with faster consolidation than participants with slower consolidation.
- Is it thus possible that the previously reported effects of LTM on VSTM capacity could stem from effects of LTM on VSTM consolidation speed?
- The present findings are consistent with the consolidation speed effects and capacity effects previously reported in different studies.
- More importantly, the present study has taken a step further and demonstrated the empirical and theoretical relationships between the consolidation speed effect and the capacity effect.
Select the following passages from Baum (2010) that require a citation.
- Some studies using a related procedure outside the purview of this article, on current-chain schedules, changed the schedules every day and measured rapid changes in preference both across and within sessions.
- In two earlier papers, I argued that all behavior is choice, because every situation permits more than one activity.
- If such small-scale regularities exist, then matching might be derivable from them, but those small-scale regularities might not be derivable from the matching relation.
- Thus, applied problems may require intervention on a relatively long time scale as a practical matter, and interventions on a small time scale might actually prove less effective.
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