One process is not enough! A speed-accuracy tradeoff study of recognition memory

Speed–accuracy tradeoff (SAT) methods have been used to contrast single- and dual-process accounts
of recognition memory. In these procedures, subjects are presented with individual test items
and are required to make recognition decisions under various time constraints. In this experiment, we
presented word lists under incidental learning conditions, varying the modality of presentation and
level of processing. At test, we manipulated the interval between each visually presented test item and
a response signal, thus controlling the amount of time available to retrieve target information. Study–
test modality match had a beneficial effect on recognition accuracy at short response-signal delays
(<300msec). Conversely, recognition accuracy benefited more from deep than from shallow processing
at study only at relatively long response-signal delays (>300 msec). The results are congruent with
views suggesting that both fast familiarity and slower recollection processes contribute to recognition
memory.
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