Abstract
A transfer design was used to assess the hypothesis that Ss may encode response terms as pronounceable sounds in learning a paired-associates list. The results indicated that the facilitative effects of sound coding are greatly diminished if S must use different decoding rules in learning original and transfer lists.
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