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Domain-general object encoding ability explains shared variance between perception and memory factors
Domain-general object recognition ability (o) is an individual’s capacity to tell apart similar objects. O has been measured using tasks that make strong demands on either perception or memory. Both types of tasks ought to require precise encoding of high-level visual details. However, the assumptio
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