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In a recently published study, (Parker, A., Parkin, A., &amp; Dagnall, N. (2021). Effects of survival processing on list method directed forgetting.  Memory (Hove, England) ,  29 (5), 645–661) examined directed forgetting in a survival processing context using the list-method directed forgetting procedure. (Parker, A., Parkin, A., &amp; Dagnall, N. (2021). Effects of survival processing on list method directed forgetting.  Memory (Hove, England) ,  29 (5), 645–661) found that the costs of directed forgetting were greater when engaging in survival processing than when making moving relevance or pleasantness ratings. However, according to most current accounts of directed forgetting, engaging in survival processing should not have  enhanced  the directed forgetting effect but rather should not have impacted the directed forgetting effect. In the present study, we further investigated how survival processing impacts directed forgetting using both the list (Experiment 1) and item method of directed forgetting (Experiment 2). In Experiment 1, we did not replicate the findings of (Parker, A., Parkin, A., &amp; Dagnall, N. (2021). Effects of survival processing on list method directed forgetting.  Memory (Hove, England) ,  29 (5), 645–661) – that the directed forgetting effect is  enhanced  when engaging in survival processing. Rather, we demonstrated that making survival ratings and moving ratings yielded a similar cost of directed forgetting for List 1 items. In Experiment 2, survival processing provided an overall memory benefit (but not when recalling to-be-remembered and to-be-forgotten items in separate recall tests) but did not differentially impact to-be-remembered and to-be-forgotten words. Thus, we did not find evidence that survival processing influences directed forgetting.

Survival processing and directed forgetting: enhanced memory for both to-be-remembered and to-be-forgotten information