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Retrieval practice based on recognition memory: testing the retrieval effort hypothesis

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We tested a core prediction of the retrieval effort hypothesis as an account for the testing effect (TE). Retrieval effort predicts that automatic, effortful retrieval should not lead to TE. Experiment 1 (N=76) showed that despite an encoding duration of three times less, object pictures retention is better after repeated testing under Old/New recognition conditions, than following repeated study. Experiment 2 (N=30) used a speeded and accuracy boosting procedure to rule out the contribution of recollection to retrieval. Retention of object pictures at 25 minutes and 6 months was similar after repeated testing or after repeated studying. These results call for a revision of the retrieval effort hypothesis as a mechanistic account of TE.
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inserm-01939069 , version 1 (29-11-2018)

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Pierre-Yves Jonin, Audrey Noël, Gabriel Besson, Sophie Muratot, Serge Belliard, et al.. Retrieval practice based on recognition memory: testing the retrieval effort hypothesis. UC Irvine International Conference on Learning and Memory, Apr 2018, Irvine, United States. 2018. ⟨inserm-01939069⟩
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