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The Path to Memory Is Guided by Strategy: Distinct Networks Are Engaged in Associative Encoding under Visual and Verbal Strategy and Influence Memory Performance in Healthy and Impaired Individuals

Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience (2012) 24 (6): 1398–1410.

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