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object-location memory

object-location memory Object-location memory is the ability to remember where objects are in an environment.

Object-location memory is the ability to remember where objects are in an environment. It includes memory for the objects, the places, and the link between each object and its location.

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Drafting source: Shih Shui-I; Meadmore Katie L.; Liversedge Simon P.. Aging, Eye Movements, and Object-Location Memory. 2012; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0033485; article XML SHA-256 efccc6eabaada53a671566be59f483300c1214c826b9271d6047efae79ae245a. “Aging, Eye Movements, and Object-Location Memory” (10.1371/journal.pone.0033485).
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