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Publications by U. Rimmele
Suppressing the Morning Rise in Cortisol Impairs Free Recall
Learning and Memory
Molecular Neuroscience
Physiological Psychology
Neuropsychology
Cellular
Cognitive Neuroscience
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Understanding the Dynamics of Correct and Error Responses in Free Recall: Evidence From Externalized Free Recall
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Learning to Organize in Free Recall
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“No-Show” Phenomena in Free Recall
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