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Memory
The mental function that enables individuals to retain, recall, and use past experiences or information.
Associative Cue
A stimulus or sign that is linked to and triggers the recall of information, memories, or responses.
Long-Term Memory
The stage of memory involved in the storage and retrieval of information over an extended period.
Serial-Order Effect
A phenomenon observed in psychology where the order of information presentation affects memory and recall, with items presented early and late being remembered better than those in the middle.
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