Models of Human Memory

Content: 
CONTRIBUTORS, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS, Page xi
PREFACE, Pages xiii-xv, DONALD A. NORMAN
1 - Introduction: Models of Human Memory, Pages 1-15, Donald A. Norman
2 - A System for Perception and Memory, Pages 19-64, Donald A. Norman, David E. Rumelhart
3 - Multitrace Strength Theory, Pages 65-102, Wayne A. Wickelgren
4 - A Multiple-Copy Model for Postperceptual Memory, Pages 103-116, Harley A. Bernbach
5 - Computer Simulation of an Information-Processing Model of Short-Term Memory, Pages 117-148, Judith S. Reitman
6 - Acoustic Similarity and Auditory Short-Term Memory: Experiments and a Model, Pages 151-202, George Sperling, Roseanne G. Speelman
7 - A Functional Model for Memory, Pages 203-254, John Morton
8 - How Associations Are Memorized, Pages 257-284, James G. Greeno
9 - Short-Term Memory for Associations, Pages 285-304, Bennet B. Murdock Jr.
10 - Repetition and Rehearsal Mechanisms in Models for Short-Term Memory, Pages 307-330, Robert A. Bjork
11 - Models for Free Recall and Recognition, Pages 331-373, Walter Kintsch
12 - Memory Search, Pages 375-447, Richard M. Shiffrin
13 - Information Processing and Memory, Pages 451-468, Edward A. Feigenbaum
14 - What Does It Take to Remember?, Pages 469-509, Walter Reitman
Appendix - Serial Position Curves, Pages 511-518
Author Index, Pages 519-524
Subject Index, Pages 525-537