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Взаимодействие иллюзии Эббингауза и иерархического кодирования в зрительной рабочей памяти

С. 509–513.
Khvostov V., Utochkin I. S., Им Х. Ё.

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Language: Russian
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Keywords: зрительная рабочая памятьvisual working memoryиерархическое кодированиеhierarchical encodingEbbinghaus illusionиллюзия Эббингауза
Publication based on the results of:
­­Cognitive strategies in perception, remembering, thinking and social cognition (2016)

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Процедуры и методы экспериментально-психологических исследований
Институт психологии РАН, 2016.
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