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The Effects of Phonological and Semantic Words on False Recognition.
Running Head: THE EFFECTS OF PHONOLOGICAL WORDS ON FALSE RECALL The Effects of Phonological and Semantic Words on False Recognition Abstract The effects of phonological words verses semantic words, on false recognition was examined. Subjects were presented with words that sounded alike, for the phonological word list; or were closely related, for the semantic word list; along with non-studied distracter words, allowing false recognition to be studied. Subjects were more likely to remember the study
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