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verbatim recall

verbatim recall Verbatim recall is remembering information in its exact or highly specific form rather than only its general meaning.

Verbatim recall is remembering information in its exact or highly specific form rather than only its general meaning. In this source, it refers to recalling details from a narrative with precise detail, contrasted with gist recall of the overall content.

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Drafting source: Scheurich Rebecca; Palmer Caroline; Kaya Batu; Agostino Caterina; Sheldon Signy. Evidence for a visual bias when recalling complex narratives. 2021; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0249950; article XML SHA-256 337e2cc5f887cac6d84e4fb01f5233d123fec7af01b538669e02d0dbe43fe7e9. “Evidence for a visual bias when recalling complex narratives” (10.1371/journal.pone.0249950).
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