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Implicit and Explicit Memory in Amnesia: Some Explanations and Predictions by the TraceLink Model.

After a brief overview of some of the characteristics and neuroanatomy of amnesia, a new model of amnesia is described: the TraceLink model. One novel aspect of the model is that it makes specific and testable predictions regarding semantic dementia, a recently described disorder that is viewed here...

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Publicado en:Memory Vol. 5; no. 1/2; pp. 213 - 233
Autor principal: Murre, Jacob M.J.
Formato: Journal Article
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Jan1997
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