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Why are some people’s names easier to learn than others? The effects of face similarity on memory for face-name associations
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A. H. Criss
A. J. O’Toole
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A. M. Dyne
A. P. Yonelinas
A. S. Geller
B. B. Murdock
B. B. Murdock
B. B. Murdock
B. J. Underwood
B. J. Underwood
B. R. Knapp
C. E. Osgood
C. Habak
D. L. Hintzman
D. L. Hintzman
D. L. Nelson
D. L. Nelson
D. S. Rizzuto
E. B. Skaggs
E. J. Gibson
E. S. Robinson
G. Gillund
G. H. Bower
G. Keppel
G. Loffler
H. Levitt
H. R. Wilson
Hugh R. Wilson
J. A. McGeoch
J. D. Monaco
J. W. Sammon
L. Postman
M. A. Lea
M. D. Lee
M. F. Verde
M. Fraas
M. J. Kahana
M. J. Kahana
M. J. Kahana
M. S. Humphreys
M. S. Humphreys
Marieke K. van Vugt
Michael J. Kahana
P. A. Nobel
P. B. Sederberg
P. Sinha
Peter C. Pantelis
R. Bogacz
R. M. Nosofsky
Robert Sekuler
S. E. Newman
S. M. Feldman
T. A. Busey
T. Ganel
W. E. Hockley
Y. Goshen-Gottstein
Y. Takane
Y. Yotsumoto
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'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
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