Genetic Influences on Free and Cued Recall in Long-Term Memory Tasks Heather E. Volk,1 Kathleen B. McDermott,2 Henry L. Roediger III,2 and Richard D. Todd3 1 Doctoral Program in Public Health Studies, Saint Louis Univer

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