Cue-Based Recall is a cognitive retrieval method within the domain of witness interviews that uses specific prompts or stimuli to elicit memory recall by activating associated information in the witness’s memory.
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Screening for dementia by memory testing
Ellen Grober, Herman Buschke, Howard Crystal et al. · Neurology · 1988 · 940 citations
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