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Published in final edited form as: J Exp Psychol Learn Mem Cogn. 2013 Aug 12;40(1):94–105. doi: 10.1037/a0034055

Table 3.

Probabilities of Cued Recall as a Function of Item Type, Looking Back, and Presence of Repetition Recollection Measure: Experiments 1–3

	Item Type
Looking Back/Measure	Single	Within-List	Between-List
Experiment 1
n-back	.17 (.03)	.27 (.04)	.46 (.04)
within-list back	.15 (.03)	.27 (.04)	.33 (.04)
Experiment 2
n-back	.22 (.03)	.34 (.05)	.55 (.05)
within-list back	.18 (.03)	.33 (.05)	.45 (.05)
Experiment 3
Measure Present	.17 (.03)	.32 (.04)	.40 (.04)
Measure Absent	.23 (.03)	.36 (.04)	.33 (.04)

Note: “Within-List” refers to within-list repetitions, and “Between-List” refers to between-list repetitions. Standard errors of the means are presented in parentheses.