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Examining the relationship between free recall and immediate serial recall: The role of list length, strategy use, and test expectancy

Rachel Grenfell‐Essam, Geoff Ward

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Key concepts: Serial position effect, Recall, Free recall, Recall test, Psychology, Cued recall, Expectancy theory, Task (project management)

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