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Pictures and images: Spatial and temporal information compared

These studies compared the spatial (Experiment 1) and temporal (Experiment 2) contextual information in memories of perceived pictures with that available in memories of imagined pictures. As expected, contextual information was generally superior for memories derived from perception.

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