If One Studies for a Psychology Test, Then Studies for a Biology

question 86

Multiple Choice

If one studies for a psychology test, then studies for a biology test, one's memory for the biology material can make it harder to remember the psychology material. This is an example of:

• A) false memory.
• B) transfer-appropriate processing.
• C) proactive interference.
• D) retroactive interference.

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