Encoding variability accounts for false recognition of noncorresponding lures on the forced-choice Mnemonic Similarity Task

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Figure 3.

Mean fixation counts at encoding for stimuli subsequently included in the A-B′ test format. Subsequently incorrect trials were associated with more fixations to the original version of the lure (B) than the target stimulus (A) at encoding. Fixation counts at encoding for the A and B stimuli did not differ for subsequently correct trials. Error bars reflect standard errors. * indicates p < 0.05.

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