Deconstructing spontaneous expressions of memory in dementia

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 46:e365 (2023)
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Dementia syndromes offer a unique opportunity to clarify some of the component processes of spontaneous expressions of memory proposed by the Barzykowski and Moulin model. By considering the model through the lens of memory disorders, I outline several important extensions to progress our understanding of these spontaneous cognitive phenomena.

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