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Free choice tasks as random generation tasks : an investigation through working memory manipulations

Naefgen, Christoph; Janczyk, Markus (2018)
The similarities and differences of free and forced choice tasks

Naefgen, Christoph (2019-02-22)

Free choice tasks are tasks in which more than one response is considered correct, while in forced choice tasks only one response is considered correct. They are often used in conjunction to investigate differences between ...
Smaller backward crosstalk effects for free choice tasks are not the result of immediate conflict adaptation

Naefgen, Christoph; Janczyk, Markus (2019)
Stimulus-response links and the backward crosstalk effect - A comparison of forced- and free-choice tasks

Naefgen, Christoph; Caissie, André F.; Janczyk, Markus (2017)
The similarities and differences of free and forced choice tasks

Naefgen, Christoph (2018)
Validity of Content-Based Techniques to Distinguish True and Fabricated Statements: A Meta-Analysis

Naefgen, Christoph (2016)
Why free choices take longer than forced choices : evidence from response threshold manipulations

Naefgen, Christoph; Janczyk, Markus (2018)

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