The Semantic Structure of Events Consistently Influences Episodic Memory Recall over Time in Young and Older Adults

In this project we adopted a naturalistic paradigm that involved video-based event encoding and multiple recalls over a week, to investigate whether semantic centrality affect recall in young and older adults over time.

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OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints)
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.17605/osf.io/ryw3z
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Plant Taxonomy and Phylogenetics
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The Semantic Structure of Events Consistently Influences Episodic Memory Recall over Time in Young and Older Adults

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Plant Taxonomy and Phylogenetics
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The Semantic Structure of Events Consistently Influences Episodic Memory Recall over Time in Young and Older Adults

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Abstract

In this project we adopted a naturalistic paradigm that involved video-based event encoding and multiple recalls over a week, to investigate whether semantic centrality affect recall in young and older adults over time.

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