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    The document is a research article published in 2003 that studied the effects of presenting faces and names on memory for associated verbal descriptors. It was authored by Philip Kargopoulos, Zoe Bablekou, Eleftheria Gonida and Gregory Kiosseoglou from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. The study found that presenting both a face and name led to better memory for associated descriptors than presenting either a face or name alone. The full text of the article is available through the JSTOR database.

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    Effects of Face and Name Presentation on Memory for Associated Verbal


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    Article in The American Journal of Psychology · February 2003


    DOI: 10.2307/1423501 · Source: PubMed

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