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   OriginalPaper 11 November 2021 Pages: 883 - 897

   

2. Different types of semantic interference, same lapses of attention: Evidence from Stroop tasks

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   OriginalPaper 17 January 2022 Pages: 898 - 910

   

3. Stimuli with a positive valence can facilitate cognitive control

   • Jini Tae
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   OriginalPaper 18 November 2021 Pages: 911 - 924

   

4. The Hebb repetition effect in complex span tasks: Evidence for a shared learning mechanism with simple span tasks

   • Claudia Araya
   • Klaus Oberauer
   • Satoru Saito

   OriginalPaper Open access 06 December 2021 Pages: 925 - 940

   

5. The domain-specificity of serial order working memory

   • Yingxue Tian
   • Margaret E. Beier
   • Simon Fischer-Baum

   OriginalPaper 27 December 2021 Pages: 941 - 961

   

6. A cognitive model of response omissions in distraction paradigms

   • Karlye A. M. Damaso
   • Spencer C. Castro
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   OriginalPaper 23 December 2021 Pages: 962 - 978

   

7. Cognitive mechanisms of statistical learning and segmentation of continuous sensory input

   • Leona Polyanskaya

   OriginalPaper Open access 29 December 2021 Pages: 979 - 996

   

8. Analyzing the structure of animacy: Exploring relationships among six new animacy and 15 existing normative dimensions for 1,200 concrete nouns

   • Joshua E. VanArsdall
   • Janell R. Blunt

   OriginalPaper 27 January 2022 Pages: 997 - 1012

9. Accounting for item-level variance in recognition memory: Comparing word frequency and contextual diversity

   • Brendan T. Johns

   OriginalPaper 22 November 2021 Pages: 1013 - 1032

   

10. You won’t guess that: On the limited benefits of guessing when learning a foreign language

    • Ewa Butowska
    • Maciej Hanczakowski
    • Katarzyna Zawadzka

    OriginalPaper Open access 15 December 2021 Pages: 1033 - 1047

    

11. Is motor activity the key to the observation-inflation effect? The role of action simulation

    • Lijuan Wang
    • Yang Chen
    • Yaqi Yue

    OriginalPaper 29 November 2021 Pages: 1048 - 1060

    

12. Soliciting judgments of forgetting reactively enhances memory as well as making judgments of learning: Empirical and meta-analytic tests

    • Baike Li
    • Wenbo Zhao
    • Liang Luo

    OriginalPaper 02 December 2021 Pages: 1061 - 1077

    

13. Living-in-history effect in the dating of important autobiographical memories

    • Azharul Islam
    • Shamsul Haque

    OriginalPaper 30 November 2021 Pages: 1078 - 1089

    

14. Inferences from the negation of counterfactual and semifactual conditionals

    • Orlando Espino
    • Isabel Orenes
    • Sergio Moreno-Ríos

    OriginalPaper Open access 30 November 2021 Pages: 1090 - 1102

15. Cognitive processes in imaginative moral shifts: How judgments of morally unacceptable actions change

    • Beyza Tepe
    • Ruth M. J. Byrne

    OriginalPaper 09 May 2022 Pages: 1103 - 1123

    

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    • Anne M. Cleary
    • Anthony J. Ryals
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