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We found that more ‘remember’ responses were given to negative than
neutral photographs, but there was no difference in the number of ‘know’
responses given. These findings are consistent with those of Ochsner (2000),
Dewhurst & Parry (2000) and Dolcos et al. (2005) who found the same pattern
of results. However, they are not consistent with Mickley and Kensinger
(2008) who also found emotional enhancement of ‘know’ responses.
The relationship between SSN responses and RKN responses was not
as predicted. In contrast to the prediction that all Remember responses would
overlap with Same responses, a greater proportion of Remember responses
than Same responses given, suggesting that some recollection is based on
recognition of items without memory for the specific visual detail of that item
(See Figure 3.5 which indicates the average proportion of responses found in
the two paradigms. The length of each bar in the figure represents the average
proportion of that response to same items).
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