Search Results - "Maguire, Angela M"

Veteran families with complex needs: a qualitative study of the veterans' support system by Maguire, Angela M, Keyser, Julieann, Brown, Kelly, Kivlahan, Daniel, Romaniuk, Madeline, Gardner, Ian R, Dwyer, Miriam

“…Families with complex needs face significant challenges accessing and navigating health and social services. For veteran families, these challenges are…”
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Sponsorship‐Linked Marketing: The Role of Articulation in Memory by Cornwell, T. Bettina, Humphreys, Michael S., Maguire, Angela M., Weeks, Clinton S., Tellegen, Cassandra L.

“…Corporate sponsorship of events contributes significantly to marketing aims, including brand awareness as measured by recall and recognition of sponsor‐event…”
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Global similarity accounts of embedded-category designs: Tests of the Global Matching models by Maguire, Angela M., Humphreys, Michael S., Dennis, Simon, Lee, Michael D.

“…This paper addresses two Global Matching predictions in embedded-category designs: the within-category choice advantage in forced-choice recognition (superior…”
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Using Maintenance Rehearsal to Explore Recognition Memory by Humphreys, Michael S, Maguire, Angela M, McFarlane, Kimberley A, Burt, Jennifer S, Bolland, Scott W, Murray, Krista L, Dunn, Ryan

“…We examined associative and item recognition using the maintenance rehearsal paradigm. Our intent was to control for mnemonic strategies; to produce a low,…”
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Contexts and control operations used in accessing list-specific, generalized, and semantic memories by Humphreys, Michael S., Murray, Krista L., Maguire, Angela M.

“…The human ability to focus memory retrieval operations on a particular list, episode or memory structure has not been fully appreciated or documented. In…”
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What You Get Out of Memory Depends on the Question You Ask by Humphreys, Michael S, Dennis, Simon, Maguire, Angela M, Reynolds, Kelly, Bolland, Scott W, Hughes, John D

“…Following study, participants received 2 tests. The 1st was a recognition test; the 2nd was designed to tap recollection. The objective was to examine…”
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