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Abstract# 
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Poster Title
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First Author
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36.301
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What makes a material memorable?
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Wang, Yijin
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36.302
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Modulation of visual long-term memory by feature-based attention
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Nishith, Shruti
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36.303
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The role of stimulus properties in directed forgetting of natural scenes
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Gu, Jia
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36.304
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Sensory based modulations on visual memory are preserved in older adults: Converging evidence from online and in-person studies
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Azrad, Hofit
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36.305
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Larger images are better remembered even when perceptual measures are not affected by image size
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masarwa, shaimaa
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36.306
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Honey, I Shrunk the Objects (In Memory): Biases in Remembering Physical Size and Their Modulation by Conceptual Size
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Gronau, Nurit
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36.307
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Illusory faces, real bias: People tend to falsely report remembering illusory faces more often than they do for other visual categories
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Kreichman, Olga
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36.308
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Repetition Learning vs. Wide Semantic Learning: Effects on Semantic and Visual Memory
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Schems Maimon, Yael
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36.309
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Restricted Visual Exploration Mediates the Impact of Divided Attention on Memory Formation
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Kindell, Chloe
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36.310
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Tracking the Mind’s Eye: A Novel Framework for Studying Attentional Orienting in Long-Term Memory
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Sabo, Melinda
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36.311
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FalseResMem: A Neural Network to Predict False Alarms in Image Memory
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Mikhailova, Anastasiia
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36.312
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Systematic Bias Toward Authentic Painting Styles Revealed Through Style-Transfer Techniques
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JI, Xiyan
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36.313
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A generative model to manipulate the memorability of face images
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Rim, Nakwon
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