【限时资源，期刊全文】Journal of Memory and Language《记忆和语言杂志》2019年论文集-共61篇论文（侵删）
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Journal of Memory and Language《记忆和语言杂志》2019年论文集-共61篇论文（侵删）
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| 卷号 | 论文号 | 论文题目 |
| Vol. 104 | Article 01 | Social and configural effects on the cognitive dynamics of perspective-taking |
| Vol. 104 | Article 02 | Individual differences in working memory capacity and long-term memory: The influence of intensity of attention to items at encoding as measured by pupil dilation |
| Vol. 104 | Article 03 | Exploring the intrinsic-extrinsic distinction in prospective metamemory |
| Vol. 104 | Article 04 | Information packaging in speech shapes information packaging in gesture: The role of speech planning units in the coordination of speech-gesture production |
| Vol. 104 | Article 05 | Learning from failure: Errorful generation improves memory for items, not associations |
| Vol. 104 | Article 06 | Exploring the shape of signal-detection distributions in individual recognition ROC data |
| Vol. 104 | Article 07 | Making sense of sequential lineups: An experimental and theoretical analysis of position effects |
| Vol. 105 | Article 08 | Revisiting the attentional demands of rehearsal in working-memory tasks |
| Vol. 105 | Article 09 | Working memory training involves learning new skills |
| Vol. 105 | Article 10 | Temporal aspects of self-monitoring for speech errors |
| Vol. 105 | Article 11 | Subjecthood and linear order in linguistic encoding: Evidence from the real-time production of wh-questions in English and Mandarin Chinese |
| Vol. 105 | Article 12 | On the encapsulation of bilingual language control |
| Vol. 105 | Article 13 | Scales and scalarity: Processing scalar inferences |
| Vol. 105 | Article 14 | Metaphor comprehension: An individual-differences approach |
| Vol. 105 | Article 15 | Distance-dependent memory for pictures and words |
| Vol. 105 | Article 16 | Mapping non-native pitch contours to meaning: Perceptual and experiential factors |
| Vol. 105 | Article 17 | Why is free recall practice more effective than recognition practice for enhancing memory? Evaluating the relational processing hypothesis |
| Vol. 106 | Article 18 | Implicit versus explicit mechanisms of vocabulary learning and consolidation |
| Vol. 106 | Article 19 | List-method directed forgetting after prolonged retention interval: Further challenges to contemporary accounts |
| Vol. 106 | Article 20 | Forget me not: Encoding processes in value-directed remembering |
| Vol. 106 | Article 21 | It depends: Optionality in the production of filler-gap dependencies |
| Vol. 106 | Article 22 | The immediate benefits and long-term consequences of briefly presented masked primes on episodic recollection |
| Vol. 106 | Article 23 | Distinguishing reality from fantasy in adults with autism spectrum disorder: Evidence from eye movements and reading |
| Vol. 106 | Article 24 | Are the effects of divided attention on memory encoding processes due to the disruption of deep-level elaborative processes? Evidence from cued- and free-recall tasks |
| Vol. 106 | Article 25 | Task-unrelated thoughts and forgetting in working memory |
| Vol. 106 | Article 26 | Reversal shift in phonotactic learning during language production: Evidence for incremental learning |
| Vol. 106 | Article 27 | Distinctions between primary and secondary scalar implicatures |
| Vol. 106 | Article 28 | Resource allocation in phonological working memory: Same or different principles from vision? |
| Vol. 106 | Article 29 | Counting ‘uhm’s: How tracking the distribution of native and non-native disfluencies influences online language comprehension |
| Vol. 107 | Article 30 | The role of prior knowledge in incremental associative learning: An empirical and computational approach |
| Vol. 107 | Article 31 | Value bias of verbal memory |
| Vol. 107 | Article 32 | Language control and lexical access in diglossic speech production: Evidence from variety switching in speakers of Swiss German |
| Vol. 107 | Article 33 | The effects of arousal and attention on emotional false memory formation |
| Vol. 107 | Article 34 | How attributes and cues made accessible through monitoring affect self-regulated learning in older and younger adults |
| Vol. 107 | Article 35 | Rebels without a clause: Processing reflexives in fronted wh-predicates |
| Vol. 107 | Article 36 | Metacognitive expectancy effects in source monitoring: Beliefs, in-the-moment experiences, or both? |
| Vol. 107 | Article 37 | Voices in the mental lexicon: Words carry indexical information that can affect access to their meaning |
| Vol. 107 | Article 38 | Seeing events vs. entities: The processing advantage of Pseudo Relatives over Relative Clauses |
| Vol. 107 | Article 39 | I don’t remember vs. I don’t know: Phenomenological states associated with retrieval failures |
| Vol. 107 | Article 40 | Language-general and language-specific phenomena in the acquisition of inflectional noun morphology: A cross-linguistic elicited-production study of Polish, Finnish and Estonian |
| Vol. 107 | Article 41 | Individual differences in subphonemic sensitivity and phonological skills |
| Vol. 107 | Article 42 | Syntactic entrainment: The repetition of syntactic structures in event descriptions |
| Vol. 108 | Article 43 | A computational model of reading across development: Effects of literacy onset on language processing |
| Vol. 108 | Article 44 | Modulation of the word frequency effect in recognition memory after an unrelated lexical decision task |
| Vol. 108 | Article 45 | Polarity and attitude effects in the continued-influence paradigm |
| Vol. 108 | Article 46 | The benefits of testing: Individual differences based on student factors |
| Vol. 108 | Article 47 | Spatial narrative context modulates semantic (but not visual) competition during discourse processing |
| Vol. 108 | Article 48 | An investigation into the lexical boost with nonhead nouns |
| Vol. 108 | Article 49 | Super-overdistribution |
| Vol. 108 | Article 50 | A matter of priorities: High working memory enables (slightly) superior value-directed remembering |
| Vol. 108 | Article 51 | The glottal stop between segmental and suprasegmental processing: The case of Maltese |
| Vol. 108 | Article 52 | Linear forgetting |
| Vol. 108 | Article 53 | Repeat after us: Syntactic alignment is not partner-specific |
| Vol. 109 | Article 54 | Asymmetric accommodation during interaction leads to the regularisation of linguistic variants |
| Vol. 109 | Article 55 | How many words do we read per minute? A review and meta-analysis of reading rate |
| Vol. 109 | Article 56 | Linking repetition priming, recognition, and source memory: A single-system signal-detection account |
| Vol. 109 | Article 57 | Wait for it…performance anticipation reduces recognition memory |
| Vol. 109 | Article 58 | The domain specificity of working memory is a matter of ability |
| Vol. 109 | Article 59 | Temporal isolation effects in immediate recall |
| Vol. 109 | Article 60 | Communication increases category structure and alignment only when combined with cultural transmission |
| Vol. 109 | Article 61 | Cumulative effects of syntactic experience in a between- and a within-language context: Evidence for implicit learning |
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