When the Encoding Specificity Principle Is Applied to , We

question 221

Multiple Choice

When the encoding specificity principle is applied to , we can adequately explain the phenomenon of context-dependent memory.

• A) implicit memories
• B) external cues
• C) internal cues
• D) retroactive interference

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