Dr. Rebecca Ovalle
Postdoc
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In sight, out of mind? Disengagement at encoding gradually reduces recall of location2023-02 | Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology2023-02 | Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology
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Reinstating location improves mnemonic access but not fidelity of visual mental representations2022-08 | CortexK. Globig Laura // Martarelli Corinna // Ovalle Rebecca // Popic Deian // Rothen Nicolas2022-08 | CortexK. Globig Laura // Martarelli Corinna // Ovalle Rebecca // Popic Deian // Rothen NicolasPeer-reviewed
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Drawing as an efficient encoding tool in younger but not always older adults: The case of associative memory2022-08Drawing as an efficient encoding tool in younger but not always older adults: The case of associative memory2022-08
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Standardized database of 400 complex abstract fractals2021-12 | Behavior Research MethodsBalbi Eleonora // Ovalle Rebecca // Reber Thomas // Rothen Nicolas // V Di Pietro Sarah2021-12 | Behavior Research MethodsBalbi Eleonora // Ovalle Rebecca // Reber Thomas // Rothen Nicolas // V Di Pietro SarahPeer-reviewed
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In sight, out of mind? Disengagement at encoding gradually reduces recall of location2021-062021-06
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Enhanced perception and memory: Insights from synesthesia and expertise2021-03 | CortexAnkner Sophie // Ovalle Rebecca // Rothen Nicolas2021-03 | CortexAnkner Sophie // Ovalle Rebecca // Rothen NicolasPeer-reviewed
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Reinstating location improves mnemonic access but not fidelity of visual mental representations2021-02K. Globig Laura // Martarelli Corinna // Ovalle Rebecca // Popic Deian // Rothen Nicolas2021-02K. Globig Laura // Martarelli Corinna // Ovalle Rebecca // Popic Deian // Rothen Nicolas
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Levels of Processing Affect Perceptual Features in Visual Associative Memory2021-01 | Psychology ScienceOvalle Rebecca // Rothen Nicolas // Sinan Uslu Arif2021-01 | Psychology ScienceOvalle Rebecca // Rothen Nicolas // Sinan Uslu ArifPeer-reviewed
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Development of synaesthetic consistency: Repeated autonomous engagement with graphemes and colours leads to consistent associations2019-06 | Consciousness and CognitionDevelopment of synaesthetic consistency: Repeated autonomous engagement with graphemes and colours leads to consistent associations2019-06 | Consciousness and CognitionPeer-reviewed
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Praktikum
Master of Science in Psychology
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Funktionen an der FernUni Schweiz
FakultÀt Psychologie
- Postdoc