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The Memory We Miss: Exploratory Behavior as a Window into Developmental Recognition Processes
Recognition memory tasks are among the most widely used approaches for studying learning and memory across the lifespan, yet the behavioral measures used to assess memory performance, particularly during developmental studies, remain limited. In most rodent studies, recognition memory is inferred al
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