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Perceptual similarity landscape differs between young and clinically unimpaired older adults and contributes to long-term memory precision
The precision of memory for event features is lower in older relative to young adults. Recent studies that examined continuous reproduction data with a mixture model –– which estimates two parameters putatively reflecting reduced fidelity/precision and outright forgetting –– suggest age-related m
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