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Volume 49, 1996 - Issue 1: Working Memory. Guest Editors: Hitch and Logie
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Temporal Grouping Effects in Immediate Recall: A Working Memory Analysis

Graham J. Hitch
Pages 116-139 | Published online: 22 Oct 2010

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