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Remembering Stories: Studies of the Limits of Narrative Coherence on Recallon, for dramatizing ethical and moral lessons, for sharing newsworthy happenings, and for explaining concepts in concrete and personal terms, to name just a few obvious purposes. It is no surprise, then, that there has been an explosion of interest and research by cognitive psychologists on how peop

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