Proactive Interference Refers to Situations in Which

question 137

Multiple Choice

Proactive interference refers to situations in which:

• A) newly acquired information makes it more difficult to remember older information.
• B) early childhood memories are extremely difficult to remember.
• C) previously acquired information makes it more difficult to acquire new information.
• D) the retrieval cues that exist facilitate memory.

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