(A) Create a hypothetical ROC curve based on Yonelinas's dual process signal detection theory assuming that recollection equals 37% and d' equal 0.89 (B) Create a hypothetical ROC curve based on Yonelinas's dual process signal detection theory assuming that recollection equals 15% and d' equals 1.2

(A) Create a hypothetical ROC curve based on Yonelinas's dual process signal detection theory assuming that recollection equals 37% and d' equal 0.89 (B) Create a hypothetical ROC curve based on Yonelinas's dual process signal detection theory assuming that recollection equals 15% and d' equals 1.2

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