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  • Aging and the Misinformation Effect: A Neuropsychological Analysis (reference)

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Mean Proportion of Errors on the Yes–No Recognition Test Indicating That the Misinformation Was From the Slides

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Updated 2021-08-01

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Samiksha Krishnamurthy
Samiksha Krishnamurthy
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Who are from:

University of California, Davis
University of California, Davis
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  • Aging and the Misinformation Effect: A Neuropsychological Analysis (reference)

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