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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neuroimage. 2014 May 11;98:346–358. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2014.05.012

Table 1.

Cued-recollection test: Correct Responses and Latencies to Targets and Lures

Mean Proportion Response Latencies (s)

Younger Older Younger Older
Target Hits (total) .85 (80.9) .78 (73.6) 2.37 2.65
  “Strong” hits .39 (37.6) .37 (35.7) 2.20 2.45
  “Weak” hits .45 (43.3) .40 (37.9) 2.52 2.91
Lure Correct Rejections .90 (28.6) .71 (22.2) 2.28 3.07

Note. Targets were verbal descriptions that had been studied with pictures of varying durations, whereas lures were descriptions that had been studied without a picture. Recollection detail ratings of “3” were coded as strong recollections and ratings of “2” or “1” were coded as weak recollections (i.e., target hits or lure false alarms); ratings of “0” were coded as no recollection (i.e., target misses or lure correct rejections). The average number of observations is included in parentheses.