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Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

Volume 28, Number 4, 20 April 2020

Effects of perceptual load on eyewitness memory are moderated by individual differences in cognitive ability
pp. 450-460(11)
Authors: Greene, Ciara M.; Maloney-Derham, Ruth; Mulligan, Kirsty

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Flashbulb memory recall in healthy adults – a functional magnetic resonance imaging study
pp. 461-472(12)
Authors: Metternich, B.; Spanhel, K.; Schoendube, A.; Ofer, I.; Geiger, M. J.; Schulze-Bonhage, A.; Mast, H.; Wagner, K.

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The feature boost in false memory: the roles of monitoring and critical item identifiability
pp. 481-493(13)
Authors: Coane, Jennifer H.; McBride, Dawn M.; Xu, Shuofeng

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Negative memories serve functions in both adaptive and maladaptive ways
pp. 494-505(12)
Authors: Burnell, Ryan; Rasmussen, Anne S.; Garry, Maryanne

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Involuntary autobiographical memories and future projections in social anxiety
pp. 516-527(12)
Authors: del Palacio-Gonzalez, Adriana; Berntsen, Dorthe

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What eye movements reveal about strategy encoding of words in younger and older adults
pp. 537-552(16)
Authors: Taconnat, Laurence; Morel, Shasha; Guerrero – Sastoque, Lina; Frasca, Mickaël; Vibert, Nicolas

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Using tests to reduce mind-wandering during learning review
pp. 582-587(6)
Authors: Peterson, Daniel J.; Wissman, Kathryn

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