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Do people who report more inconsistent details exhibit lower accuracy for the consistently recalled material that they produce?
A final comparison evaluates whether the inconsistency of subjects' recall reveals anything about the accuracy of their consistently recalled material.
Consistently recalled items exhibited a higher degree of output-bound accuracy than forgotten items (t [201] = 8.54, p < .001).001
They found that forgotten details were less likely to be accurate than consistently recalled details. (They did not examine reminisced details).
That is, there was a correlation between the number of inconsistent items that a subject produced and the accuracy of the individual's consistently recalled items.
Yet, the cue fluctuation perspective, combined with individual differences, would seem to predict that inconsistent recall should be related to lower accuracy among consistently recalled items.
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Do people who demonstrate more inconsistent recall have lower overall accuracy, even for items that are recalled consistently? .
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