In the January 1998 Psychological Review, Vicente and Wang propose a "constraint attunement hypothesis " to explain the large effects of domain expertise upon memory recall observed in a number of task domains. They claim to find serious defects in alternative explanations of these effects which their theory overcomes. Re-examination of the evidence shows that their theory is not novel, but has been anticipated by those they criticize, and that other current published theories of the phenomena do not have the defects Vicente and Wang attribute to them. Vicente and Wang's views reflect underlying differences (a) about emphasis upon performance versus process in psychology, and (b) about how theories and empirical knowledge int...
The authors discuss 4 issues in this commentary: (a) the assumptions and evidence used to support he...
The limited capacity of working memory is a key concept in both classic and contemporary theories of...
Introduction. \u2013 Research has shown that lay people, and even psychologists, may have distorted ...
This article may not exactly replicate the final version published in the APA journal. It is not the...
A great deal of research has been devoted to developing process models of expert memory. However, K....
A great deal of research has been devoted to developing process models of expert memory. However, Vi...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Boston UniversityThis research was stimulated by the clinical observation that a bra...
Those in 20th century philosophy, psychology, and neuroscience who have discussed the nature of skil...
ty o rm e 1 the executive deficit hypothesis impact, with people undergoing a long period of mental ...
According to the contextual change theory of memory loss, spontaneous forgetting reflects a retrieva...
While research on cognitive control has addressed the effects that different forms of cognitive inte...
© Psychology PressTwenty years ago, Baron-Cohen and colleagues argued that autistic performance on f...
This paper examines two epistemologies on the nature of theory and its role in practical application...
The central argument of the present article is that Cognitive Psychology’s problems in dealing with ...
Extending recent work that has demonstrated that the act of remembering can result in the inhibition...
The authors discuss 4 issues in this commentary: (a) the assumptions and evidence used to support he...
The limited capacity of working memory is a key concept in both classic and contemporary theories of...
Introduction. \u2013 Research has shown that lay people, and even psychologists, may have distorted ...
This article may not exactly replicate the final version published in the APA journal. It is not the...
A great deal of research has been devoted to developing process models of expert memory. However, K....
A great deal of research has been devoted to developing process models of expert memory. However, Vi...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Boston UniversityThis research was stimulated by the clinical observation that a bra...
Those in 20th century philosophy, psychology, and neuroscience who have discussed the nature of skil...
ty o rm e 1 the executive deficit hypothesis impact, with people undergoing a long period of mental ...
According to the contextual change theory of memory loss, spontaneous forgetting reflects a retrieva...
While research on cognitive control has addressed the effects that different forms of cognitive inte...
© Psychology PressTwenty years ago, Baron-Cohen and colleagues argued that autistic performance on f...
This paper examines two epistemologies on the nature of theory and its role in practical application...
The central argument of the present article is that Cognitive Psychology’s problems in dealing with ...
Extending recent work that has demonstrated that the act of remembering can result in the inhibition...
The authors discuss 4 issues in this commentary: (a) the assumptions and evidence used to support he...
The limited capacity of working memory is a key concept in both classic and contemporary theories of...
Introduction. \u2013 Research has shown that lay people, and even psychologists, may have distorted ...