One half of the test comprised a Forced Choice format, wherein a target and its corresponding foil were presented simultaneously, one on the left of the screen and one on the right. The other half of the test was in a Yes/No format, wherein a single exemplar was presented in the center of the screen, which could be either a target or a foil. To equate the length of the Forced Choice and Yes/No tests, in the Yes/No test, either the target or its corresponding foil was presented. Accordingly, half of the stimuli were tested with the studied item as the test cue, and the other half tested with the corresponding foil as the cue, with this assignment counterbalanced across participants. Prior to the beginning of each test format, participants were reminded of the instructions and response options for that test. The order of the test formats was consistent across both blocks and counterbalanced across participants.