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process-dissociation procedure

process-dissociation procedure The process-dissociation procedure is a method used to separate the influence of different mental processes that contribute to performance on a task.

The process-dissociation procedure is a method used to separate the influence of different mental processes that contribute to performance on a task. In this context, it is used to distinguish short-term memory for the items themselves from memory for the order in which they were presented.

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Drafting source: Wang Xiaoli; Xuan Yifu; Jarrold Christopher. Using a Process Dissociation Approach to Assess Verbal Short-Term Memory for Item and Order Information in a Sample of Individuals with a Self-Reported Diagnosis of Dyslexia. 2016; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2016.00208; article XML SHA-256 a428a764f6a738b17e1465de2a89116be07afe46b3d07609010e1d77e47dfc16. “Using a Process Dissociation Approach to Assess Verbal Short-Term Memory for Item and Order Information in a Sample of Individuals with a Self-Reported Diagnosis of Dyslexia” (10.3389/fpsyg.2016.00208).
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