Computational models suggest that human memory judgments exhibit interference due to the use of overlapping representations.

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Psychological Review
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2025-02-18
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https://doi.org/10.1037/rev0000517
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1
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Memory Processes and Influences
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1.43

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Computational models suggest that human memory judgments exhibit interference due to the use of overlapping representations.

Derek J. Huffman, Ruijia Guan
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Psychological Review
Memory Processes and Influences
1.43
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Computational models suggest that human memory judgments exhibit interference due to the use of overlapping representations.

Derek J. Huffman, Ruijia Guan
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Psychological ReviewVol. 132(6)
Colby College (US)
Colby College, National Institutes of Health
Reduced inequalities
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Memory Processes and Influences
1.43
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Computational models suggest that human memory judgments exhibit interference due to the use of overlapping representations. — Derek J. Huffman, Ruijia Guan · Psychological Review (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS