1 h 7 min
The true and false memorability of images - how we remember (and make errors to) some images over others
Cognition, Cognitive Psychology, Vision Science and seminar by Prof Wilma Bainbridge, University of Chicago
Hosted by BIU Vision Science
Tuesday 18:00–19:10 Tel Aviv (GMT+2)
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