Systematically reducing schematic information during encoding differentially impacts true and false memory at retrieval in younger and older adults.

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Psychology and Aging
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2026-07-23
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https://doi.org/10.1037/pag0001008
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Memory Processes and Influences
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Systematically reducing schematic information during encoding differentially impacts true and false memory at retrieval in younger and older adults.

Rebecca L. Wagner, Alexa Becker, Nancy A. Dennis
Psychology and Aging
Memory Processes and Influences
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Systematically reducing schematic information during encoding differentially impacts true and false memory at retrieval in younger and older adults.

Rebecca L. Wagner, Alexa Becker, Nancy A. Dennis
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Psychology and Aging
Pennsylvania State University (US)
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Systematically reducing schematic information during encoding differentially impacts true and false memory at retrieval in younger and older adults. — Rebecca L. Wagner, Alexa Becker, et al. · Psychology and Aging (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS