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Novelty rejection in episodic memory

2019-04-02

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<p>Episodic memory theories have postulated that in recognition, a probe is accepted or rejected on the basis of its global similarity to studied items. Mewhort and Johns (2000) directly tested global similarity predictions by manipulating the feature compositions of probes -- novelty rejection was facilitated when probes contained novel features even when other features strongly matched, an advantage dubbed the e...

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Literature Corpus work: 151e299c-66cc-55d6-b177-56cd3aed727a
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/cvm98

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