Effect of crowding of material on curves of forgetting

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[6] KOFFKA K, 1938, PLACE VALUE WORLD FA, P256

[7] KOFFKA K, 1935, PRINCIPLES GESTALT P, P481

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[1] Ballard PB., 1913, BRIT J PSYCHOL MONOG, V1, P1

[2] Experimental studies in rote-learning theory. II. Reminiscence with varying speeds of syllable presentation [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1938, 22 : 338 - 353

[3] Experimental studies in rote-learning theory. I. Reminiscence following learning by massed and by distributed practice [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1938, 22 : 201 - 224

[4] The conflicting psychologies of learning - A way out [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW, 1935, 42 : 491 - 516

[5] Obliviscence during sleep and waking [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1924, 35 : 605 - 612

[6] KOFFKA K, 1938, PLACE VALUE WORLD FA, P256

[7] KOFFKA K, 1935, PRINCIPLES GESTALT P, P481

[8] A theory of serial learning and forgetting based upon conditioned reflex principles [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW, 1932, 39 : 279 - 288

[9] The conditions of reminiscence [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1935, 47 : 65 - 89

[10] Forgetting and the law of disuse [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW, 1932, 39 : 352 - 370