AGING AND EPISODIC MEMORY: ARE ELDERLY ADULTS LESS LIKELY TO MAKE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN TARGET AND CONTEXTUAL INFORMATION?
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DENNEY, N.W., LARSEN, J.E., AGING AND EPISODIC MEMORY: ARE ELDERLY ADULTS LESS LIKELY TO MAKE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN TARGET AND CONTEXTUAL INFORMATION?. JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY,THE, Vol. 49, no. 6 (1994), p. P270-P275.
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SIIS R.420
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Fisiología, Memoria, Personas mayores
Fisiología, Memoria, Personas mayores
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