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Blocked and Random Words and the Typicality Effect
A look at the influence of blocked and random words on the typicality effect.
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In this article, the writer examines some of the characteristics of typicality, with regard to prototypically versus non-prototypically, category blocking, and interaction between typicality and category blocking.
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"The authors tested three hypotheses. (1) Prototypical word lists will be recalled better than non-prototypical word lists. (2) Category blocking will demonstrate better recall rates than random retrieval. (3) There will be some interaction between typicality and category blocking, specifically that the typicality effect will be significantly greater when words are blocked versus presented randomly."Cite this Analytical Essay:
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Blocked and Random Words and the Typicality Effect (2006, December 01)
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"Blocked and Random Words and the Typicality Effect" 01 December 2006.
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