quizinfopedia.com GK Individuals with higher working memory are more strategic offloaders but also greater forgetters.

Individuals with higher working memory are more strategic offloaders but also greater forgetters.

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Individuals with higher working memory are more strategic offloaders but also greater forgetters. 
https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2026-85140-001

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