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Reduced theta-gamma coupling during real-world episodic encoding
Episodic memories are rarely formed under the controlled, simplified conditions typical of laboratory research. They are built from continuous, embodied experiences unfolding in real time and real space. We examined how theta-gamma phase amplitude coupling (PAC), a candidate neural signature of enco
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