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Sum-Difference Theory of Remembering and Knowing: A Two-Dimensional Signal-Detection Model by Rotello, Caren M, Macmillan, Neil A, Reeder, John A

“…In the remember-know paradigm for studying recognition memory, participants distinguish items whose presentations are episodically remembered from those that…”
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Unequal-Strength Source zROC Slopes Reflect Criteria Placement and Not (Necessarily) Memory Processes by Starns, Jeffrey J, Pazzaglia, Angela M, Rotello, Caren M, Hautus, Michael J, Macmillan, Neil A

“…Source memory zROC slopes change from below 1 to above 1 depending on which source gets the strongest learning. This effect has been attributed to memory…”
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The remember response : Subject to bias, graded, and not a process-pure indicator of recollection by ROTELLO, Caren M, MACMILLAN, Neil A, REEDER, John A, WONG, Mungchen

“…Recognition memory judgments have long been assumed to depend on the contributions of two underlying processes: recollection and familiarity. We measured…”
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Priming of lowpass-filtered speech affects response bias, not sensitivity, in a bandwidth discrimination task by Freyman, Richard L, Griffin, Amanda M, Macmillan, Neil A

“…Priming is demonstrated when prior information about the content of a distorted, filtered, or masked auditory message improves its clarity. The current…”
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Toward a complete decision model of item and source recognition by Hautus, Michael J., Macmillan, Neil A., Rotello, Caren B.

“…In a recognition memory test, subjects may be asked to decide whether a test item is old or new ( item recognition ) or to decide among alternative sources…”
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Positive and negative remember judgments and ROCs in the plurals paradigm: Evidence for alternative decision strategies by Kapucu, Aycan, Macmillan, Neil A., Rotello, Caren M.

“…Using old-new ratings and remember-know judgments we explored the plurals paradigm, in which studied words must be distinguished from plurality-changed lures…”
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Evaluating models of remember-know judgments: Complexity, mimicry, and discriminability by Cohen, Andrew L., Rotello, Caren M., Macmillan, Neil A.

“…Remember-know judgments provide additional information in recognition memory tests, but the nature of this information and the attendant decision process are…”
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Interpreting the effects of response bias on remember-know judgments using signal detection and threshold models by ROTELLO, Caren M, MACMILLAN, Neil A, HICKS, Jason L, HAUTUS, Michael J

“…In recognition memory experiments, the tendency to identify a test item as "old" or "new" can be increased or decreased by instructions given at test. The…”
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Recall-to-Reject in Recognition: Evidence from ROC Curves by Rotello, Caren M, Macmillan, Neil A, Van Tassel, Gordon

“…Dual-process models of recognition assume that recognition judgments are based on a fast-acting familiarity-based process and a slower, more accurate,…”
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Remember–know models as decision strategies in two experimental paradigms by Rotello, Caren M., Macmillan, Neil A.

“…In the remember–know paradigm, subjects report the subjective basis for their “old” response to a memory probe to be either recollection of specific details…”
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B-type Natriuretic Peptides Strongly Predict Mortality in Patients Who Are Treated with Long-Term Dialysis by Roberts, Matthew A, Srivastava, Piyush M, Macmillan, Neil, Hare, David L, Ratnaike, Sujiva, Sikaris, Ken, Ierino, Francesco L

“…Left ventricular abnormalities contribute to cardiovascular disease in patients with chronic kidney disease and may be detected by measurement of B-type…”
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Deciding About Decision Models of Remember and Know Judgments: A Reply to Murdock (2006) by Macmillan, Neil A, Rotello, Caren M

“…B. B. Murdock (2006) has interpreted remember-know data within a decision space defined by item and associative information, the fundamental variables in his…”
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Low molecular weight advanced glycation end products predict mortality in asymptomatic patients receiving chronic haemodialysis by Roberts, Matthew A., Thomas, Merlin C., Fernando, Dharsh, Macmillan, Neil, Power, David A., Ierino, Francesco L.

“…Background. Advanced glycation end products (AGEs) have biological properties that may contribute to the premature cardiovascular mortality of haemodialysis…”
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"Decision-making models of remember-know judgments: Comment on Rotello, Macmillan, and Reeder (2004)": Reply to postscript by Macmillan, Neil A., Rotello, Caren M.

“…We are in partial (but only partial) agreement with all the points in B. Murdock's (2006) postscript (see record 2006-08257-009). To take his comments in…”
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On the importance of models in interpreting remember-know experiments: Comments on Gardiner et al.'s (2002) meta-analysis by Macmillan, Neil, Rotello, Caren, Verde, Michael

“…From a meta-analysis of recognition experiments using the remember-know-guess paradigm, Gardiner, Ramponi, and Richardson-Klavehn (2002) reported two findings…”
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Response Bias: Characteristics of Detection Theory, Threshold Theory, and "Nonparametric" Indexes by Macmillan, Neil A, Creelman, C. Douglas

“…Models of discrimination based on statistical decision theory distinguish sensitivity (the ability of an observer to reflect a stimulus-response correspondence…”
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Audit of acceptance criteria for NHS funded dental implants at the Royal Surrey County Hospital by Selvaranjan, Praniith, Macmillan, Neil, Lewis, Nicholas

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Detection Theory Analysis of Group Data: Estimating Sensitivity From Average Hit and False-Alarm Rates by Macmillan, Neil A, Kaplan, Howard L

“…This article assesses the statistical consequences of computing detection-theoretic sensitivity measures ( d ′) from response rates averaged across subjects…”
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Integrality in the perception of tongue root position and voice quality in vowels by Kingston, J, Macmillan, N A, Dickey, L W, Thorburn, R, Bartels, C

“…In English and a large number of African and Southeast Asian languages, voice quality along a tense-lax dimension covaries with advancement of the tongue root…”
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Integrality of nasalization and F1. II. Basic sensitivity and phonetic labeling measure distinct sensory and decision-rule interactions by Macmillan, N A, Kingston, J, Thorburn, R, Dickey, L W, Bartels, C

“…In vowel perception, nasalization and height (the inverse of the first formant, F1) interact. This paper asks whether the interaction results from a sensory…”
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