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Neural evidence of switch processes during semantic and phonetic foraging in human memory

2022-08-28

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<p>Humans may retrieve words from memory by exploring and exploiting in "semantic space" similar to how non-human animals forage for resources in physical space. This has been studied using the verbal fluency test (VFT), in which participants generate words belonging to a semantic or phonetic category in a limited time. People produce bursts of related items during VFT, referred to as "clustering" and "switching."...

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79f9885d-0ab0-594e-bb9c-b20638054363
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10.31234/osf.io/857he
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