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Beneficial effects of verbalization and visual distinctiveness on remembering and knowing faces

Charity Brown, Toby J. Lloyd‐Jones

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Key concepts: Optimal distinctiveness theory, Psychology, Cognitive psychology, Recognition memory, Recall, Face perception, Facial recognition system, Cognition

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