Short-term memory loss over time without retroactive stimulus interference (Q37143724)

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Short-term memory loss over time without retroactive stimulus interference (English)

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Angela M AuBuchon

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Nelson Cowan

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1 February 2008

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Psychonomic Bulletin and Review

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15

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1

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230-235

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