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repetition effect

repetition effect In this packet, the repetition effect refers to the Hebb repetition effect: improved serial recall when a sequence is repeated across trials.

In this packet, the repetition effect refers to the Hebb repetition effect: improved serial recall when a sequence is repeated across trials. The packet indicates that this memory effect appears across different kinds of visual material and is influenced by whether repeated and filler sequences share the same items.

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Drafting source: Johnson Andrew J.; Miles Christopher. Visual Hebb Repetition Effects: The Role of Psychological Distinctiveness Revisited. 2019; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2019.00017; article XML SHA-256 3a154bbb12bdf0b6213c84cb0f3d37b6c458144a06be4bde9ed6218226ec43c5. “Visual Hebb Repetition Effects: The Role of Psychological Distinctiveness Revisited” (10.3389/fpsyg.2019.00017).
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