PF_all: Paired Frequency (PF with Sub-Measurments)

Description Usage Arguments Author(s) References See Also Examples

View source: R/PF_all.R

Description

Adapted from Sternberg & Tulving (1977). Computes PF for items between recall trial and trial + 1. In addition to a single PF score, this function also produces the componet measurements of PF including the observed number of pairs of items, expected pairs, common items, and the number of correct items at both trials (assuming intrusions are left as blank cells (NA) - see example data).

Usage

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PF_all(resp_1, resp_2)

Arguments

resp_1

Character vector containing items (word responses) produced at trial 1

resp_2

Character vector containing items (word responses) produced at trial 2

Author(s)

Garrett. D Greeley

Ph.D. Student - Cognitive Science

Stony Brook University, NY

References

Sternberg, R. J., & Tulving, E. (1977). The measurement of subjective organization in free recall. Psychological Bulletin, 84, 539-556.

See Also

PF()

SOMA()

SOMA_all()

Examples

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recall_1 <- c("king", "palace", "forest", "poem")
recall_2 <- c("walnut", "sorrow", "mountain", "game", "forest", "poem")

PF_all(recall_1, recall_2)

Or with example data PF_test and PF_test_intrusion (adapted from Sternberg & Tulving, 1977):

PF_all(PF_test$R_1_word, PF_test$R_2_word)
PF_all(PF_test_intrusion$R_1_word, PF_test_intrusion$R_2_word)

ggreeley/MemoryOrg documentation built on Aug. 8, 2020, 10:43 p.m.