Avant, wol. X, nr 3/2019, doi: 10.26913/avant.2019.03.05
publikowane na licencji CC BY-NC-ND 3.0
Michał Obidziński
Instytut Psychologii
Uniwersytet Kardynała Stefana Wyszyńskiego w Warszawie
m.m.obidzinski @ gmail.com
Opublikowano Online First 29 lipca 2019 Pełny tekst
Abstrakt: Artykuł omawia metody eksperymentów pamięciowych, najczęściej stosowanych w badaniach opartych o teorię rozmytego śladu. Na początku przedstawiono pokrótce samą teorię. Następnie omówiono poszczególne metody (ich procedurę badawczą, sposoby analizy wyników oraz możliwości i ograniczenia) uporządkowane zgodnie z chronologią pojawiania się ich w praktyce badawczej. Prezentowane metody to kolejno: paradygmat DRM, model wspólnego rozpoznawania, uproszczony model wspólnego rozpoznawania, kwantowy model pamięci epizodycznej oraz jego zgeneralizowana wersja.
Słowa kluczowe: psychologia; pamięć; teoria rozmytego śladu; metodologia; modele wielomianowe
Memory Experiment Methods in Fuzzy-Trace Theory Approach
Abstract: This paper presents the most popular memory experiments methods used in studies in the fuzzy-trace theory approach. After a brief discussion of the theory itself, each method is described in detail (its procedure, methods of analysing results, as well as both its advantages and limitations). Methods are presented in chronological order of their appearance in research practice. The presented methods are: the DRM paradigm, the conjoint recognition model, the simplified conjoint recognition model, the quantum episodic memory model and its generalized version.
Keywords: psychology; memory; fuzzy-trace theory; methodology; multinomial models
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