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Resting-state neural oscillations predict individual differences in verbal learning and encoding strategy use
Individuals adopt different encoding strategies to facilitate learning, yet few studies have examined the neurophysiological basis of these strategies across individuals. The present work addresses this gap by extending our previous findings on the direct relationship between cortical spectral power
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