Trace Decay is a theoretical construct in cognitive psychology denoting the gradual fading of memory traces in the absence of rehearsal or retrieval, distinguishing it from interference-based models of forgetting.
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Decay of Visual Information from a Single Letter
Michael I. Posner, Steven W. Keele · Science · 1967 · 189 citations
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