Memory: Interdisciplinary Approaches

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The Uses of Working Memory.Alan Baddeley
Interdisciplinary Perspectives on the Study of Memory.George R. Goethals & Paul R. Solomon
Understanding Impression Formation: What has Memory Research Contributed?David L. Hamilton
The Locus of Word-Finding Problems in Language-Impaired Children.Robert Kail
Thoughts on Interdisciplinary Approaches to Memory.Colleen M. Kelley & Benjamin R. Stephens
Memory: Conscious and Unconscious.George Mandler
Modulation of Memory Storage Processes.James L. McGaugh
Domains of Memory.Ulric Neisser
Remembering: A Functional Developmental Perspective.Katherine Nelson
Three Catechisms for Social Memory.Thomas M. Ostrom
The Joy of Kicking: Memories, Motives, and Mobiles.Carolyn Rovee-Collier
A Model System Approach to Memory.Richard F. Thompson

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