Forty-two older adults who participated in Experiments 1and 2 returned to the lab to complete a neuropsychological testing battery within 12 months of completing the initial experiment. These participants were randomly selected from the sample of older adults that completed Experiments 1 and 2, with the constraint that individuals were drawn from the full range of performance on the task. The older adults from each experiment did not differ with respect to mean age, years of education, or Shipley Vocabulary Scores (all t < 1). The groups did differ in their scores on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, however both groups performed well within the normal range (Exp. 1: M = 28.25, SD = 1.12; Exp. 2: M = 27.23, SD = 1.69; t(40) = 2.29, p < .05, d = 0.724). The individuals from each experiment were also matched on object recognition memory performance across test formats (all p > .2) and were combined for all subsequent analyses. A summary of the demographic information can be found in Table 4.