Abstract
Ss learned a paired-associate list in which concrete, high imagery and abstract, low imagery nouns served as stimuli for nonsense syllable associates. The lengths of the study-recall intervals and intertrial intervals were varied. Performance improved over trials and was superior for concrete stimuli and longer study-recall intervals. A significant interaction indicated that abstract noun stimuli need longer study periods than concrete noun stimuli for discovery and utilization in learning.
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