John C. Jahnke

Miami University — United States

Neuroscience · Life Sciences

13h-index565citations45works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Memory Processes and Influences(15), Visual and Cognitive Learning Processes(11), Reading and Literacy Development(8), Child and Animal Learning Development(6), Neural and Behavioral Psychology Studies(4)

Publications45 total

Book Reviews
The Psychological Record·1992
Unity and the Golden Section: Rules for Aesthetic Choice?
The American Journal of Psychology·1991· 45 cited
Position and order information in recognition memory.
Journal of Experimental Psychology Learning Memory and Cognition·1989· 24 cited
Position and order information in recognition memory.
Journal of Experimental Psychology Learning Memory and Cognition·1989· 7 cited
Error Factors In Recognition Memory
Recent research in psychology·1987
Are There Two Ranschburg Effects?
The American Journal of Psychology·1986· 10 cited
The stimulus prefix is not irrelevant and is redundant in different ways
Memory & Cognition·1985· 5 citedOpen Access
Semantic encoding and the stimulus prefix effect
Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior·1981· 4 cited
Processing demand and short-term memory: The response-prefix effect.
Journal of Experimental Psychology Human Learning & Memory·1977· 3 cited
Processing demand and short-term memory: The response-prefix effect.
Journal of Experimental Psychology Human Learning & Memory·1977· 3 cited
Stimulus redundancy and immediate recall
Memory & Cognition·1976· 9 citedOpen Access
Stimulus and response prefixes interfere differentially with short-term recall.
Journal of Experimental Psychology Human Learning & Memory·1975· 6 cited
Redundancy and immediate recall: Prefix and midfix effects.
Journal of Experimental Psychology Human Learning & Memory·1975
Stimulus and response prefixes interfere differentially with short-term recall.
Journal of Experimental Psychology Human Learning & Memory·1975· 1 cited
Redundancy and immediate recall: Prefix and midfix effects.
Journal of Experimental Psychology Human Learning & Memory·1975· 3 cited
Restrictions on the Ranschburg effect.
Journal of Experimental Psychology·1974· 12 cited
Something for Everyone
Contemporary Psychology·1973
The effects of intraserial and interserial repetition on recall
Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior·1972· 25 cited
Effect of partial recall on the Ranschburg phenomenon.
Journal of Experimental Psychology·1972· 8 cited
Invariant repetition structure and the Ranschburg effect
Psychonomic Science·1972· 2 citedOpen Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Ronald H. Nowaczyk(5), Ray E. Bower(4), Julian O. Morrissette(4), Susan T. Davis(3), Keith Baker(2), Nicholas L. Rohrman(2), Carl P. Duncan(1), Thomas Wolf(1), Dwight E. Erlick(1), William Wozniak(1), Connie J. Harris(1), Robert A. Bjork(1), C. W. Crannell(1), William A. Pérez(1), W. Robert Davidson(1), Robert Frost(1), Robert A. Malmi(1), James H. Korn(1), Arthur W. Melton(1), Chris Hammer(1)