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A third kind of episodic memory: Context familiarity is distinct from item familiarity and recollection

2024-07-18

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Episodic memory is accounted for with two processes: ‘familiarity’ when generally recognizing an item and ‘recollection’ when retrieving the full contextual details bound with the item. Paradoxically, people sometimes report contextual information as familiar but without recollecting details, which is not easily accounted for by existing theories. We tested a combination of item recognition confidence and source m...

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Literature Corpus work: 4e82e355-e713-5158-99d3-43b743e07f6b
DOI: 10.1101/2024.07.15.603640

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