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Excerpt from Experimental Studies in Recall and RecognitionWhen studying incidental memory Myers, used sommmm recall tlibeqipqs recognition, and sometimes both methods of testing ao cording to which the material was best adapted. In connection with the testing of incidental memory for coins he writes: The test was begun by merely having the circles 'drawn, ' but at the suggestion of E. K. Strong, Jr., the recognition test was added and finally...

Excerpt from Experimental Studies in Recall and Recognition Eggpggamll He presented the material in two forms, first he exposed ten monosyllabic words simultaneously for a period of ten seconds to each of his two subjects. In the second case they were presented verbally. Afterwards the observers were asked to write down all that they could recall within a minute. Then from a set of twenty containing the original ten, they were requested to id...