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Lifespan accumulated differences in semantic memory structure contribute to increases in episodic false memories
Semantic memory grows across the lifespan with experience, scaffolding episodic memory processes while potentially contributing to memory errors when memory representations overlap. Prior work has attributed age-related increases in false recognition memory to executive dysfunction, but little is kn
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