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How similar is immediate memory in amnesic patients to delayed memory in normal subjects? A replication, extension and reassessment of the amnesic cueing effect

Published in: Neuropsychologia

Date of publication: January 1, 1981

Language: English

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How similar is the effect of cueing in amnesics and in normal subjects following forgetting?
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A similarity between weak normal memory and amnesia with two and eight choice word recognition: a signal detection analysis
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Further similarities between amnesia and normal attenuated memory: Effects with paired-associate learning and contextual shifts

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