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memory trace

memory trace A memory trace is the information being temporarily held in working memory.

A memory trace is the information being temporarily held in working memory. In verbal working memory, it can be kept active through rehearsal and may be rebuilt from long-term memory through a process called redintegration.

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Drafting source: Bruns Gunnar. Re-analyzing and confirming a differential use of redintegration in students with mild and borderline intellectual disabilities. 2024; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1278458; article XML SHA-256 64b10de6d9d12dce62792fb8cc5ba857aec052e38b569472016fa9d9993bd84d. “Re-analyzing and confirming a differential use of redintegration in students with mild and borderline intellectual disabilities” (10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1278458).
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