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Four experiments were conducted to examine the effects <strong>of</strong> the intrinsic cue (relatedness) and the<br />

extrinsic cues (presentation order and presentation time) on judgments <strong>of</strong> learning (JOLs) by using<br />

paired-associate learning. These cues were presented in three modes: between-participants,<br />

blocked-list, and mixed-list. The results showed that relatedness influenced JOLs no matter how it<br />

was presented. The time required to produce judgments was longer for unrelated items than for<br />

related items, which suggested that a mnemonic cue, namely ease <strong>of</strong> processing, might exert<br />

influence on JOLs. The effects <strong>of</strong> extrinsic cues were unstable in the present four experiments.<br />

1063.84 Working memory and problem representatioan in mathematics problem solving, Yan<br />

Dong 1 , Haidong Lu 2 , Guoliang Yu 2 , 1 Institute <strong>of</strong> <strong>Psychology</strong>, the Chinese Academy <strong>of</strong> Sciences,<br />

China; 2 National Institute <strong>of</strong> Education research, China<br />

This study investigated the effect <strong>of</strong> working memory capacity on mathematics problem solving<br />

and the relationship between working memory and problem representation <strong>of</strong> 124 grade six<br />

primary school students. The results showed that the main effect <strong>of</strong> working memory is significant<br />

and the higher capacity, the better problem performance. The main effect <strong>of</strong> gender is significant,<br />

which suggest that boys had better problem solving performance than girls. The number <strong>of</strong> the<br />

representations used by students was not significantly related to working memory capacity, but the<br />

validity <strong>of</strong> representation was significantly related to working memory capacity.<br />

1063.85 The cognitive skill acquisition <strong>of</strong> information reduction, Xianchuan Wang, Xiaolan Fu,<br />

Institute <strong>of</strong> <strong>Psychology</strong>, Chinese Academy <strong>of</strong> Sciences, China<br />

Skill acquisition <strong>of</strong> information reduction was an extension <strong>of</strong> the traditional theories <strong>of</strong> skill<br />

acquisition. The present study first replicated Haider and Frensch’s alphabetic arithmetic task<br />

(1996) to examine Chinese subjects’ skill acquisition <strong>of</strong> information reduction. Then visual target<br />

search task was adopted for further research on it. The results indicated that on both alphabetic<br />

arithmetic task and visual search task, subjects were able to acquire the skill <strong>of</strong> information<br />

reduction. They could learn with practice to distinguish relevant information from redundant<br />

information and to limit their processing to the relevant information <strong>of</strong> the task.<br />

1063.86 The effect <strong>of</strong> task’s complexity and form on the implicit learning in the control <strong>of</strong><br />

complex system, Jing Nie, Zhiliang Yang, East China Normal University, China<br />

This study investigated the effect <strong>of</strong> task's complexity and form on the implicit learning in the<br />

control <strong>of</strong> complex system and 80 subjects were involved in this experiment. The results show that:<br />

1.the subjects act better in explicit learning in simple task, but they act better in the implicit<br />

learning in complex task. 2.the subjects chose their learning strategies in different tasks, they will<br />

use implicit learning when the complexity <strong>of</strong> the task increases but use explicit learning in simple<br />

tasks. 3.the form <strong>of</strong> the task have no effect on the subjects' learning.<br />

1063.87 The correlation between easy <strong>of</strong> learning judgment and allocation <strong>of</strong> study time, Xiping<br />

Liu, Ge Fang, Chinese Academy <strong>of</strong> Sciences, China<br />

72 subjects were from Grade Two, Grade Four, Grade Six <strong>of</strong> Elementary School, 24 from Grade<br />

Two <strong>of</strong> University. Half was male. Let Ss have an easy <strong>of</strong> learning judgment by arrangement all<br />

the items, from easy to difficult, then from difficult to easy. After it, had a self-regulated study.<br />

The last step was retrieving. We found: 1 There is a relationship between the order <strong>of</strong> easy <strong>of</strong><br />

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