Research Has Found That Self-Generating Many Retrieval Cues Facilitates Memory

question 178

Multiple Choice

Research has found that self-generating many retrieval cues facilitates memory. It is assumed that this type of processing facilitates encoding by:

• A) making the information more declarative.
• B) making use of state-dependent learning effects.
• C) limiting the impact of retroactive interference.
• D) providing deeper and more elaborative rehearsal.

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Definitions:

Iconic

Relating to or of the nature of an icon, often used to describe visual information that is stored in memory for a short period.

Semantic

Semantic pertains to the study of meaning, interpretation, and the relationship between signifiers like words, phrases, signs, and symbols and what they represent.

Short-Term

Pertaining to or lasting a brief period of time, often used to describe memory or objectives that are near-term.

Emotionally Charged

Refers to situations or topics that evoke strong feelings or emotions.