Memory Recruitment: A Backward Idea About Masked Priming.

The article discusses the memory-recruitment account of priming that can contribute to target processing and also reports three lines of research that are carried out to contrast various masked priming accounts. It mentions that the first line examines why nonwords having no existing representations show masked priming and the second line examines the sensitivity of masked priming to prime-proportion manipulations. It also presents the third line which examines effects of masked priming.