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Retrieval practice prevents stress-induced inference impairment by restoring rapid memory reactivation

2025-03-15

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A hallmark of human memory is its ability to form novel inferences by linking discrete but related events. We examined whether acute stress impairs memory inference and if retrieval practice can buffer this effect. Participants were trained on image pairs, AB and BC, to establish interconnected triads (ABC) with a shared bridge element B. Twenty-four hours later, we induced acute stress in half of the participants...

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74d5e581-a06a-5d81-b038-962a818818d0
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10.1101/2025.03.14.643187
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