The Disruptive Effect of New Learning on the Recall of Previously

question 102

Multiple Choice

The disruptive effect of new learning on the recall of previously learned information is called

• A)repression.
• B)source amnesia.
• C)retroactive interference.
• D)reconsolidation.

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Definitions:

Comprehend Grammatical

The ability to understand and process the rules and structures that govern the syntax and morphology of a language.

Correctly Imitate

The ability to accurately replicate the actions or behaviors of others, often a key component in learning and social interaction.

Inborn Readiness

The innate propensity or tendency of an organism to respond in a certain way to certain stimuli from the moment of birth.

Grammatical Rules

The guidelines that structure the use of language including syntax, morphology, and phonology.