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When a price ceiling is in effect:
Retrograde Amnesia
A loss of memory for events that occurred before a particular point in time, often due to trauma or disease.
Proactive Interference
The phenomenon by which previously learned information interferes with the recall of new information.
Source-monitoring Error
A type of memory error where a person misidentifies the source of a memory, such as confusing whether an event was experienced or imagined.
Retrieval Cue
A stimulus that allows or aids the recall of information stored in memory.
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