Mere exposure effect(s) in the context of explicit memory search

Prior stimulus exposure often increases later ratings of positive affect (e.g., pleasantness ratings). This phenomenon – the mere exposure effect (MEE) – appears robust following subliminal and incidental exposures. However, its expression in the context of explicit memory judgment remains unclear....

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Main Authors:	Dobbins, I.G (Author), Grybinas, D. (Author), Kantner, J. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Springer New York LLC 2019
Subjects:	adolescent Adolescent affect Affect article attention Attention decision making Decision making Decision Making explicit memory female Female human Humans information retrieval Judgment male Male memory Memory Mental Recall recall Recognition Recognition, Psychology stimulus subliminal stimulation Subliminal Stimulation verbal learning Verbal Learning young adult Young Adult
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