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middle school students, Ge Minggui, Yu Jin, Educational Scientific Research Institute, Anhui<br />

Normal University, China<br />

The questionnaire <strong>of</strong> students learning strategies was group administered to 239 students in Anhui<br />

province to examine the relationship between English learning strategies and academic<br />

achievement <strong>of</strong> middle school students. The results revealed: the learning strategies which<br />

students <strong>of</strong>ten use are centrally embodied by regulated strategies and cognitive strategies; the<br />

students <strong>of</strong> different degrees were different in strategies using, however, the gender difference in<br />

learning strategies using was not found; there existed significant relationship among learning<br />

strategies, cognitive strategies, regulated strategies and English academic achievement, and no<br />

significant relationship was found among communicative strategies, resource strategies and<br />

English academic achievement.<br />

5083.55 How the spacial position information influences the memory <strong>of</strong> English - Chinese word<br />

pairs: Evidence from an on-line experiment, Yan Ming, Aiping Wang, Beijing Normal University,<br />

China<br />

In this experiment we mainly concern how Chinese people learn English words, using the DMDX<br />

experimental system, to test whether spacial position information influences the memory <strong>of</strong> the<br />

word pairs. The results shows an interaction between Position and Interval, which indicates that in<br />

immediate test no difference is found, but in delayed test the error rate is reliable higher for Fixed<br />

position than Random position. To some extent, this result verifies the pothesis that we take some<br />

cognition resource to remember the spacial position information automatically when we<br />

processing the English - Chinese word pairs.<br />

5083.56 Cued prospective memory retrieval, Gao Jie, Peter Graf, University <strong>of</strong> British<br />

Columbia, Canada<br />

Prospective memory (ProM) retrieval is the ability to recollect plans and intentions in the presence<br />

<strong>of</strong> appropriate cues. In the present study, we compared ProM retrieval with word cues that were<br />

either primed or unprimed. Cues were presented as part <strong>of</strong> a long series <strong>of</strong> lexical decision trials.<br />

The results showed a facilitation effect for primed cues on the speed <strong>of</strong> ProM retrieval.<br />

5083.57 A review on theoretical explanations on relatedness effect in memory illusions, Wang<br />

Hongchun, Ming Liu, Bo Lu, South China Normal University, Guangzhou, China<br />

With the deep development <strong>of</strong> the false memory, researchers have investigate some factors which<br />

influences the changes <strong>of</strong> memory illusion, researches also have tried to give theoretical<br />

explanations to the researches on relatedness effect in memory illusion, which can be generalized<br />

and commented from four aspects: partial coding theory including Whittlesea's SCAPE model and<br />

Arndt's global--matching model and et al, signal detection theory, fazzy-trace theory and<br />

constructive memory. This article also put forward some suggestions for further research in future.<br />

5083.58 The cognitive essential <strong>of</strong> Freud’ psychoanalysis, Ma Ying, Hainan University, China<br />

Psychoanalysis was always regarded as the theory parallel the behaviorism and cognitive<br />

psychology, and had no relationship with cognition. The author indicated that the psychoanalysis<br />

technology directed the client to pay attention to the unconsciousness, and helped the client to<br />

recognized the conflict between the consciousness and the unconsciousness, in order to get rid <strong>of</strong><br />

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