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Memory performance in hearing and vision is differentially impacted by stimulus similarity and task structure

2025-08-16

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<p>Building unified theories of human perceptual memory requires distinguishing domain-general principles from mechanisms specific to each sensory system. To advance these theories, it is essential to compare memory performance across senses. Here, we created fair comparisons between visual and auditory memory by a) ensuring that stimulus similarity structure, the confusability of remembered items with incorrect a...

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fea7dab2-417a-5956-8845-6f5f0b4c3a77
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10.31234/osf.io/vqdt5_v1
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