PsycEXTRA Dataset 1971
DOI: 10.1037/e611322012-025
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Syntactic influences in the recall of sentences in prose

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“…Yet, one researcher has found passive sentences to be recalled better than active ones (Wearing, 1973), and several researchers found no differences between these two types of sentences (Blount & Johnson, 1971;Wearing, 1970). Blount and Johnson used sentences in the context of paragraphs and that factor could explain the findings.…”
Section: Active Versus Passive Voicementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yet, one researcher has found passive sentences to be recalled better than active ones (Wearing, 1973), and several researchers found no differences between these two types of sentences (Blount & Johnson, 1971;Wearing, 1970). Blount and Johnson used sentences in the context of paragraphs and that factor could explain the findings.…”
Section: Active Versus Passive Voicementioning
confidence: 99%