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A deer in the elevator. The effect of information congruency on immediate recall and delayed recognition
This study investigates how information congruency influences memory during sentence comprehension. Although previous research has shown that congruent information facilitates comprehension, it remains unclear whether this advantage arises already at the earliest stages of memory encoding. We addres
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