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Published in final edited form as: J Exp Child Psychol. 2012 Nov 20;114(2):321–338. doi: 10.1016/j.jecp.2012.10.004

Table 3.

Experiment 1: Immediate and 1-week Recall as Predictors of 1-month Recall in the Criterion (Panel a) and Standard (Panel b) Encoding Conditions

			Individual Actions			Actions in Target Temporal Order

Dependent Variable (Predicted)			B	SE B	β	B	SE B	β
Panel a: Criterion Encoding Condition

1-month Recall			.97	.09	.87 ^***	.83	.11	.79 ^***

			F(1,38)=123.24, p<.0001, adj. R²=.76			F(1,38)=62.93, p<.0001, adj. R²=.61

Panel b: Standard Encoding Condition

1-month Recall	Step 1	Immediate	.73	.10	.73^***	.70	.09	.73^***

			F(1,49)=56.05, p<.0001, adj. R²=.52			F(1,49)=56.49, p<.0001, adj. R²=.53

	Step 2	Immediate	.04	.16	.04	.18	.16	.18

		1-week	.77	.15	.80^***	.62	.16	.64^***

			F(2,48)=54.79, p<.0001, adj. R²=.68, ΔR²=.16			F(2,48)=43.97, p<.0001, adj. R²=.63, ΔR²=.11

p<.01;

^**

p<.001;

^***

p<.0001