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Why do pictures, but not visual words, reduce older adults' false memories?The cognitive processes underlying event-based prospective memory in school-age children and young adults: a formal model-based studyInvestigating how implementation intentions improve non-focal prospective memory tasks.Investigating the cost to ongoing tasks not associated with prospective memory task requirements.What Costs Do Reveal and Moving Beyond the Cost Debate: Reply to Einstein and McDaniel (in press).Prospective memory in an air traffic control simulation: external aids that signal when to act.The multinomial model of prospective memory: validity of ongoing-task parameters.Providing support for distinctive processing: the isolation effect in young and older adultsHow Does Distinctive Processing Reduce False Recall?Minimizing the disruptive effects of prospective memory in simulated air traffic controlAdult age differences in interference from a prospective-memory task: a diffusion model analysisHow Distinctive Processing Enhances Hits and Reduces False Alarms.Prospective memory after moderate-to-severe traumatic brain injury: a multinomial modeling approach.Hierarchical Multinomial Modeling Approaches: An Application to Prospective Memory and Working Memory.Prospective memory in young and older adults: the effects of ongoing-task load.Category cued recall evokes a generate-recognize retrieval process.A multinomial model of event-based prospective memory.Prospective memory in young and older adults: the effects of task importance and ongoing task load.The effect of study modality on false recognition.Prospective memory in context: Moving through a familiar space.Eye movements provide insights into the conscious use of context in prospective memory.Reducing prospective memory error and costs in simulated air traffic control: External aids, extending practice, and removing perceived memory requirements.Distinctive processing in young and older adults: Metacognitive judgments and the isolation paradigm.Adult age differences in distinctive processing: the modality effect on false recall.The cost of event-based prospective memory: salient target events.
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