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BRIEF COMMUNICATION:Experimentally induced encoding variability influences mnemonic discrimination: evidence from human behavioral data and global
matching models
Derek J. Huffman,
Leslie Rollins,
Morgan Carter,
Chayse A. Cotton,
Katelyn B. Cockrell,
Elena Rezac,
and Mai Khanh Tran
Learn. Mem. June/July 2026 33: a054218; Published Online July 2, 2026, doi:10.1101/lm.054218.126
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