Motivated Memory for What Matters MostDillon MurphyDec 22, 20211 min readUpdated: Apr 7, 2022PDF:Whatley, Murphy, Silaj, & Castel, 2021.pdfDownload PDF • 508KBGo to Chapter... Motivated Memory for What Matters Most: How Older Adults (Selectively) Focus on Important Information and Events Using Schematic Support, Metacognition, and Meaningful Goals Mary C. Whatley, Dillon H. Murphy, Katie M. Silaj, and Alan D. Castel
PDF:Whatley, Murphy, Silaj, & Castel, 2021.pdfDownload PDF • 508KBGo to Chapter... Motivated Memory for What Matters Most: How Older Adults (Selectively) Focus on Important Information and Events Using Schematic Support, Metacognition, and Meaningful Goals Mary C. Whatley, Dillon H. Murphy, Katie M. Silaj, and Alan D. Castel
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