Cohen, 1968 - Google Patents
The effect of letter frequency on anagram solution timesCohen, 1968
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- Cohen J
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- Psychonomic Science
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Letter frequency was varied by selecting words with either high or low individual letter frequency totals, while holding constant the average word transition probability and the average anagram transition probability variables. Fifteen female Ss were tested on the …
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