Table 1.

A and B sets of DRM word lists utilised in the present experiment. Recall of the critical (non-presented) item reflects false memory

Critical item	Set A			Set B
	Chair	Smell	Window	Doctor	Sleep	Sweet
Studied items	Table	Nose	Door	Nurse	Bed	Sour
	Sit	Breathe	Glass	Sick	Rest	Candy
	Legs	Sniff	Pane	Lawyer	Awake	Sugar
	Seat	Aroma	Shade	Medicine	Tired	Bitter
	Couch	Hear	Ledge	Health	Dream	Good
	Desk	See	Sill	Hospital	Wake	Taste
	Recliner	Nostril	House	Dentist	Snooze	Tooth
	Sofa	Whiff	Open	Physician	Blanket	Nice
	Wood	Scent	Curtain	Ill	Doze	Honey
	Cushion	Reek	Frame	Patient	Slumber	Soda
	Swivel	Stench	View	Office	Snore	Chocolate
	Stool	Fragrance	Breeze	Stethoscope	Nap	Heart
	Sitting	Perfume	Sash	Surgeon	Peace	Cake
	Rocking	Salts	Screen	Clinic	Yawn	Tart
	Bench	Rose	Shutter	Cure	Drowsy	Pie

Recall of a studied item reflects true memory. Set A and B lists were studied separately in pre- and post-meditation learning phases with the order of word list sets counterbalanced between participants. Word lists are from Roediger et al. (2001)