Keyword [memory]
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| 161. | Women's stories: The politics of memory in Latin America |
| 162. | Expectancies and the processing of social information: Implications for person *perception and person memory |
| 163. | Reincarnation, marriage, and memory: Negotiating sectarian identity among the Druze of Syria |
| 164. | Virtual organization and perceived availability: The case of manufacturing assistance providers |
| 165. | Troubled pasts: Journalism and the development of collective memory |
| 166. | Recognition memory and simultaneous evaluation of multiple items: Applying attention/likelihood theory to forced-choice processing |
| 167. | The commoning of the common law: Print, memory, and the intellectual history of legal communications, 1520--1640 |
| 168. | Memory deficits in individuals with multiple sclerosis: Relationships between encoding strategies and recall performance |
| 169. | Contesting community: Memory, place, and culture in Ybor City, Florida |
| 170. | The effects of brand name dilution on memory retrieval and the formation of consideration sets |
| 171. | Characteristic memory functions in subtypes of arithmetic-disabled children |
| 172. | Palmettos and property: Historical memory and political culture in early national South Carolin |
| 173. | Effects of expectation and prior involvement on memory for audit evidence and judgment: The moderating role of accountability |
| 174. | The new party of memory: Intellectual origins of neoconservatism, 1945-1960 |
| 175. | Tourism and invention: Roland Barthes's 'Empire of Signs' |
| 176. | Direct and indirect measures of memory for old and new associations across the adult years |
| 177. | Forensic hypnosis and memory enhancement: Recall, recognition, and confidence |
| 178. | Microfluidic applications in C. elegans learning and memory, reproductive aging and protein trafficking dynamics |
| 179. | The Building Blocks Of Anticipatory Pleasure: Prospection, Memory & Imager |
| 180. | The Basovizza Monument: Rebranding Public Memory, Constructing Identity, and Normalizing Political Agend |
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