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Retroactive effects of satiation treatment were studied using nonsense verbal items. Response recall was facilitated by interpolated response satiation but was not affected by stimulus satiation. Some evidence for an interaction of instructions with regression effect was noticed in the case of Ss’ semantic ratings.
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The study was supported partly by Grant No. 9401-22 from the Defence Research Board of Canada and partly by Grant No. X-84-80 from Dalhousie University Research Development Fund.
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Kanungo, R., Ross, L. Meaning change and retroactive effects following low meaningful stimulus and response satiation. Psychon Sci 5, 397–398 (1966). https://doi.org/10.3758/BF03328458
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