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Cognitive and Neural Origins of Persistent Mental Content
Some thoughts and experiences persist in our minds. For example, topics discussed earlier remain fresh in mind and may persist for minutes after the end of a conversation. What cognitive and neural mechanisms underlie this mental persistence? We quantified persistent content by asking participants t
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