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How We Search in Our Minds: Modeling Task-Specific Retrieval Dynamics
How do people search their memory when answering a question? To examine how this process relates to the degree of constraint imposed by a question, we asked 329 participants to generate sequences of responses while answering either more constrained trivia questions or broader category-based question
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