The phenomenal object of memory and control processes

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 19 (2):202-203 (1996)
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This commentary deals with criteria for assigning truth values to memory contents. A parallel with perception shows how truth values can be assigned by considering subjects' beliefs about the truth state of the memory content. This topic is also relevant to the study of processes of control over retrieval.

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