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PhD Psychology Stanford University
Masters Psychology University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Psychology University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Bennet Bronson Murdock Jr. was an American psychologist known for his research on human memory, especially his pioneering research into short-term memory. Education Murdock received his undergraduate degree and Ph.D. from Yale University, receiving the latter degree in 1951. While at Yale, he had contact with Clark L. Hull.

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Bennet Murdock's Published Works

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A Theory for the Storage and Retrieval of Item and Associative Information. (1982) (1005)
Human memory: Theory and data. (1975) (612)
Memory for Serial Order (1989) (490)
Retrieval Processes in Recognition Memory (1976) (456)
Modality effects in free recall (1969) (277)
The distinctiveness of stimuli. (1960) (277)
Memory and the theory of signal detection. (1970) (267)
The retention of individual items. (1961) (264)
Relating Theory and Data : Essays on Human Memory in Honor of Bennet B. Murdock (1991) (239)
A distributed memory model for serial-order information. (1983) (221)
TODAM2: a model for the storage and retrieval of item, associative, and serial-order information. (1993) (218)
Context and mediators in a theory of distributed associative memory (TODAM2). (1997) (176)
Item and Order Information in Short-Term Serial Memory. (1976) (163)
Effects of Prior Free Recall Testing on Final Recall and Recognition. (1971) (154)
EFFECTS OF A SUBSIDIARY TASK ON SHORT‐TERM MEMORY (1965) (151)
Interresponse times in single-trial free recall. (1970) (150)
Recent developments in short-term memory. (1967) (145)
Modality effects in short-term memory: storage or retrieval? (1968) (131)
Serial order effects in short-term memory. (1968) (128)
The role of auditory features in memory span for words. (1980) (121)
Signal-detection theory and short-term memory. (1965) (119)
Auditory and visual stores in short term memory. (1967) (108)
Developing TODAM: Three models for serial-order information (1995) (107)
The criterion problem in short-term memory. (1966) (106)
A decision model for accuracy and response latency in recognition memory. (1987) (103)
An encoding and retrieval model of single-trial free recall (1981) (101)
Effect of Presentation Time on Nominal and Functional Serial-Position Curves of Free Recall. (1977) (89)
Encoding, storage, and retrieval of item information (1975) (87)
Strength theory and recognition memory (1972) (85)
The immediate retention of unrelated words. (1960) (80)
Criterion change in continuous recognition memory. (1968) (80)
Transpositions in short-term memory. (1967) (77)
A parallel-processing model for scanning (1971) (72)
Visual and Auditory Stores in Short-term Memory (1966) (67)
Analysis of the list-strength effect. (1993) (67)
Positional and temporal clustering in serial order memory (2012) (65)
Controlled rehearsal in single-trial free recall (1978) (64)
Transfer designs and formulas. (1957) (63)
Binomial variability in short-term memory. (1968) (61)
An analysis of the strength-latency relationship (1985) (59)
Short-term memory and paired-associate learning (1963) (57)
Short-Term Memory (1972) (55)
PROACTIVE INHIBITION IN SHORT-TERM MEMORY. (1964) (52)
Effects of extended practice on high-speed scanning (1969) (51)
Short-Term Retention of Single Paired-Associates (1961) (51)
Where or when: Modality effects as a function of temporal and spatial distribution of information (1969) (47)
The effects of visual presentation method on single-trial free recall (1975) (37)
Recognition and Recall with Precuing and Postcuing (2000) (37)
List-Strength and List-Length Effects: Reply to Shiffrin, Ratcliff, Murnane, and Nobel (1993) (1993) (37)
An Analysis of the Recognition Process. (1963) (36)
Tests of the List-Strength Effect in Recognition Memory (2004) (36)
Direction of recall in short-term memory (1962) (36)
Backward associations in transfer and learning. (1958) (31)
Judgments of Frequency and Recency in a Distributed Memory Model. (2001) (31)
Order of recall, output interference, and the modality effect (1979) (31)
Backward learning in paired associates. (1956) (31)
A TEST OF THE "LIMITED CAPACITY" HYPOTHESIS. (1965) (31)
Short-term memory for associations (1989) (31)
The replacement effect: Repeating some items while replacing others (1988) (30)
Forward and backward associations in paired associates. (1966) (29)
Convolution and matrix systems: A reply to Pike. (1985) (29)
Item and associative information in a distributed memory model (1992) (28)
Positional and sequential probes in serial learning. (1968) (27)
The Process of Model-Building in the Behavioral Sciences. (1971) (27)
Four-channel effects in short-term memory (1971) (26)
Acoustic similarity effects on memory for paired associates (1968) (26)
CHAPTER 1 – Recognition Memory (1982) (24)
The effect of repetition on the retention of individual words. (1961) (23)
The contributions of Hermann Ebbinghaus. (1985) (22)
The mirror effect and the spacing effect (2003) (22)
Distractor and probe techniques in short-term memory. (1967) (22)
Release from interference in single-trial free recall (1972) (22)
Tests of the list-strength effect in recognition memory. (1992) (21)
Decision-making models of remember-know judgments: comment on Rotello, Macmillan, and Reeder (2004). (2006) (21)
The effects of delayed auditory feedback and intralist similarity in short-term memory (1968) (21)
Associative symmetry and dichotic presentation (1965) (21)
Perceptual defense and threshold measurements. (1954) (17)
Associative and serial-order information: Different modes of operation? (1984) (16)
Two tests of the conveyor-belt model for item recognition. (1977) (16)
On Fitting the Exponential (1960) (16)
The effect of a subsidiary task on iconic memory (1975) (15)
Sensory stores and high-speed scanning (1974) (15)
Output and retrieval interference in the missing-number task (1992) (15)
Similarity in a distributed memory model (1995) (14)
The mirror effect and attention-likelihood theory: a reflective analysis. (1998) (14)
Issues with the SIMPLE model: comment on Brown, Neath, and Chater (2007). (2008) (14)
Theoretical note: A fixed-point model for short-term memory (1967) (14)
Response Latencies in Short-Term Memory (1968) (14)
Analysis of the serial position curve. (2001) (13)
The effects of noise and delayed auditory feedback on short-term memory (1967) (12)
The effects of failure and retroactive inhibition on mediated generalization. (1952) (12)
Measurement of retention of interpolated activity in short-term memory (1966) (11)
Interactive presentation in multi-trial free recall (1970) (11)
Concurrent memory load and the rate of readout from iconic memory. (1976) (10)
Decoding as a function of the number of bits per chunk. (1968) (10)
Storage and retrieval of serial‐order information (2005) (10)
THE SERIAL POSITION EFFECT OF FREE RECALL 1 (2005) (9)
Intralist generalization in paired-associate learning. (1958) (9)
Mathematical models of memory and the problem of stimulus variation: A comparison of Minerva 2 and Todam (1986) (9)
Priming in a distributed memory system: Implications for models of implicit memory. (1989) (9)
Effects of presentation order on learning in multitrial free recall (1974) (7)
Derivations for the chunking model (1993) (7)
Effects of task difficulty, stimulus similarity, and type of response on stimulus predifferentiation. (1958) (6)
Item and Associative Interactions in Short‐term Memory: Multiple Memory Systems? (1999) (6)
Speed-accuracy trade-off and item recognition: a reply to Gronlund and Ratcliff (1992) (6)
The Mirror Effect and Attention-Likelihood Theory: A Reflective Analysis (1998) (5)
Classical learning theory and neural networks (1998) (4)
INTERPOLATED RECALL IN SHORT-TERM MEMORY. (1963) (4)
9 – Short-Term Memory for Associations1 (1970) (3)
Using the PDP-12 in verbal learning and short-term memory research (1972) (3)
Response-factors in learning and transfer. (1960) (3)
Positional and temporal clustering in serial order memory (2011) (2)
The recall of missing items (2005) (2)
Forward and backward conditioning of the eyelid with a coordinated voluntary response. (1951) (1)
A search for scanning residue in recognition memory (1977) (1)
A reply to Battig, Gibson, and Runquist. (1959) (1)
Postscript: Reply to Macmillan and Rotello (2006). (2006) (1)
SHORT- AND LONG-TERM MEMORY FOR ASSOCIATIONS (1970) (1)
THE EFFECT OF INFORMATION LOAD ON THE RECOGNITION OF ALPHA-NUMERIC STIMULI, (1962) (1)
Item and associative recognition with precuing and postcuing. (2003) (1)
Parameter invariance in short-term associative memory (1974) (1)
The Terrace simultaneous chaining paradigm (2010) (0)
A STUDY OF THREE METHODS OF DECODING (1964) (0)
THE RECOGNITION OF COMPLEX STIMULI (1962) (0)
THE RECOGNITION OF TRI-DIMENSIONAL VISUAL STIMULI, (1962) (0)
The role of Memory in Brain, Values, and Choice (2018) (0)
Information about memory. (1969) (0)
SIZE OF CODE ALPHABET AND DECODING (1964) (0)
Book reviewSparse distributed memory : P. Kanerva, a Bradford Book, the MIT Press, Cambridge, 1988 (1991) (0)
Norman Joseph Slamecka (1928-2003). (2004) (0)
SEARCH TIME FOR ALPHA-NUMERIC STIMULI, (1962) (0)
Memory Models: Quantitative (2001) (0)
MESSAGE-CODE MAPPING AND DECODING, (1964) (0)
THE EFFECT OF FACTOR LOADING ON THE RECOGNITION OF COMPLEX STIMULI (1962) (0)

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