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Twenty subjects were administered a distractor-free recognition memory test for 20 photographs of faces (10 with and 10 without spectacles) that they had seen 1 week earlier. Hit rates were less than 1 and were similar for the two kinds of faces. Since the same results were obtained for hits on a conventional test, it was argued that the distractor-free test is a viable method for measuring recognition memory. Implications for the practice of routinely correcting recognition memory hits were also discussed.

Effects of spectacles on recognition memory for faces: Evidence from a distractor-free test