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The Emergent Structure of Memory Phenomenology Depends on Whether Memories Are More Episodic or Semantic
Phenomenological characteristics are central to theoretical distinctions among modern memory constructs. The scene construction framework proposes that episodic remembering involves the construction of coherent scenes, such that the structure of phenomenology may reflect the engagement of the hippoc
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