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Young children produce categorical false recall without activation of the lure items

幼児はルアーアイテムの活性化無しにカテゴリカル偽想起を生み出す

Author (5)： NABETA Tomohiro (Univ. of East Asia) ,  WAKABAYASHI Sumino ,  PARK Shin-Young ,  KAMIGAKI Akiko ,  YAMAZAKI Akira
Material： Japanese Psychological Research  (Jpn Psychol Res)
Volume： 57  Issue： 2  Page： 103-112  Publication year： Apr. 2015 
JST Material Number： W0809A  ISSN： 0021-5368  Document type： Article
Article type： 原著論文  Country of issue： Australia (AUS)  Language： ENGLISH (EN)

Thesaurus term： baby ,...
Semi thesaurus term： *infant psychology

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JST classification (2)： Applied psychology  (AE02000A) ,  Central nervous system  (EJ12030F)

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Terms in the title (4)： 幼児 ,  ルアー ,  活性化 ,  想起