Michael W. Weiss, E. G. Schellenberg, Chen Peng, S. Trehub
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Abstract
ABSTRACTMemory is affected by stimulus salience. For example, vocal melodies are remembered better than instrumental melodies, presumably because of their status as biologically significant signals...