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Large-scale analysis of the Galton-Crovitz cue-word technique shows strong word-specific retrieval biases in autobiographical memory
With the Galton-Crovitz cueing technique, each participant reports personal events that are elicited by cue words, and then later dates these autobiographical memories. A persistent finding is a predominance of memories from the period in which the participants were between the ages of 10 and 30 yea
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