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재응고를 통한 일화기억 갱신에서 예측오류의 비선형적 효과

김태훈 이도준 2022년

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' 재응고를 통한 일화기억 갱신에서 예측오류의 비선형적 효과' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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  • episodic memory
  • memory updating
  • prediction error
  • reconsolidation
  • 기억갱신
  • 예측오류
  • 일화기억
  • 재응고
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