associative strength

as·so·ci·a·tive strength

in psychology, the strength of a stimulus response linkage as measured by the frequency with which a stimulus elicits a particular response. See: conditioning.
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associative strength between the words of the lists and the critical lures) or procedural specificities (e.
La produccion de falsos recuerdos en tareas de memoria de colaboracion utilizando el paradigma DRM
Previous research has attempted to understand the bases of this variability by examining the role of Forward Associative Strength (FAS, the associative strength from non-studied critical words to studied items) and Backward Associative Strength (BAS, the associative strength from studied items to non-studied critical words) in producing false memory (for an alternative explanation of this variability, see Cann, McRae, & Katz, 2011).
The role of backward associative strength in false recognition of DRM lists with multiple critical words
WAN databases facilitate the process of selecting lexical stimuli in research by providing indices and measures of word sets, including the associative strength of the first associate, the number of associates, and the number of idiosyncratic responses (Callejas, Correa, & Lupianez, 2003; Macizo, Gomez-Ariza, & Bajo, 2000; Nelson & Bajo, 1985).
Word association norms in Mexican Spanish
Assuming for simplicity that all stimulus elements had the same level of salience and that the original learning and subsequent extinction treatment had been complete at the final session of each phase, the associative strength of Stimulus TA would change from 1 to 0.
Contextual control of running-based taste aversion in rats
In fact, studies in which evaluative conditioning (EC) methods, which are reported to bolster the associative strength between concepts, are utilized, can influence implicit attitudes (Karpinski & Hilton, 2001).
Increasing implicit life satisfaction
Federico Landi, Vice Director of Confindustria Italia, delves into the topic of the need of supporting Italian economic initiative abroad: "On the other shore of the Adriatic Sea we found a 'critical mass' of Italian entrepreneurs and we decided to offer them our associative strength.
Confindustria Balcani: a bridge between Italy and the Balkans
They proposed that the modulation of the semantic priming effect at long SOAs is better explained in terms of associative strength than in terms of dominance.
Negative priming from the non-selected meaning of the homograph
In any case, in order to explain the wide variability in false memory, most studies have focused on the associative strength that bound the critical and studied words together.
False recognition in DRM lists with low association: A normative study/ Reconocimiento falso en listas DRM con asociacion baja: Estudio normativo
In the present work, we employ the same list construction techniques as Beato and Diez (2011), to create 75 lists using the Forward Associative Strength (FAS).
False recognition production indexes in forward associative strength (FAS) lists with three critical words
More specifically, the context in which unpredictable shocks (unconditioned stimulus, US) are administered acquires associative strength and therefore evokes more conditioned fear than the context in which predictable shocks are presented.
Unpredictability and context conditioning: does the nature of the US matter?
Equally, constructing procedures that aim to target the associative strength between mental representations presupposes that the psychological attribute of interest (i.
The dominance of associative theorizing in implicit attitude research: propositional and behavioral alternatives
The associative models postulate that any exposure to a given pair of target events will change the amount of associative strength accruing to these stimuli.
Inter-trial, stimulus duration and number of trials in contingency judgments
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