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Image size effect on memory generalizes to deeper encoding and cannot be explained by perceptual measures
We have recently found that during shallow (“naturalistic”/incidental) encoding larger images are better remembered. However, it is unclear whether this reflects a genuine influence of image size on mnemonic processes or an epiphenomenal consequence of its influence on perception, and whether this e
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