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Nash Unsworth & Gene A. Brewer. (2010) Individual differences in false recall: A latent variable analysis. Journal of Memory and Language 62:1, pages 19-34.
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Nash Unsworth. (2009) Variation in working memory capacity, fluid intelligence, and episodic recall: A latent variable examination of differences in the dynamics of free recall. Memory & Cognition 37:6, pages 837-849.
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