Going to Sleep Immediately After Reading Something May Improve Memory

question 220

Multiple Choice

Going to sleep immediately after reading something may improve memory of the material. One likely explanation is that going to sleep

• A) attaches distinctive retrieval cues to the items to be remembered.
• B) increases the encoding specificity.
• C) decreases retroactive interference.
• D) takes advantage of the actor-observer effect.

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Definitions:

Noninterdependence

A situation or relationship where the actions, decisions, or states of one entity do not significantly affect another.

Interdependence

A mutual reliance between individuals or groups, where actions, decisions, or outcomes are influenced by others within a relationship or system.

Entitativity

The perception or quality of being a distinct and unified group, characterized by similarities, shared goals, or common fate among its members.

Cohesiveness

Refers to the strength of the bonds among members of a group, which often helps in enhancing group performance and satisfaction.