Cueing on Recall Lists (English)
This is a list of words to measure the effect of cues on recalling. The cues are the signals, which can elicit behaviour based on previous experience. The recall of learnt material will be better when the proper cues are provided. Present material is used to study the relative efficiency of cued recall and free recall. It is based on an experiment conducted by G. Wood. This test consists of two lists of words (30 words each). List A has a random set of words and list B has the words selected under five different specific categories of six words in each. Categories are printed behind the list.+H415
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